Rasterize PDF Online Free | Convert PDF to Images

Rasterize PDF Online — Convert Pages to Images

No downloads needed. Convert each PDF page to a high-resolution image and repackage as PDF. Text becomes non-selectable, effectively preventing content copying and editing. Completely free with no watermarks.

Convert each PDF page to images, repackaged as PDF — supports color/grayscale/black-and-white encoding
Text becomes non-selectable, non-copyable, and non-editable
Three encoding modes: Color (standard), Grayscale (for printing), JBIG2 Black & White (for scans, ultra-small size)
One-click post-processing: compress to reduce file size

Beyond Rasterization: Anti-Copy Content Protection

Three Encoding Modes to Choose From

'Color' preserves all colors — ideal for documents with charts. 'Grayscale' converts to gray tones for smaller files, ideal for printing. 'JBIG2 Black & White' is optimized for text-only scans with ultra-small file sizes.

Completely Non-Selectable Text

Rasterized PDFs contain no selectable text layer — text cannot be copied, pasted, or searched. Effectively prevents content plagiarism.

Anti-Edit & Anti-Tamper

All content is converted to images — cannot be modified with PDF editors. Ideal for tender proposals, contracts, and intellectual property documents.

Chain Multiple Operations

Combine with compression, merging, or format conversion in one continuous flow — no re-uploading.

Secure Cloud Processing

Data is transferred with 256-bit encryption and processed on EU servers. Files are destroyed after conversion — zero trace left behind.

No Installation Needed

Works entirely in your browser. No plugins, no downloads — just upload and go on any device.

Rasterize a PDF in Just 3 Steps

Upload Your PDF

Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop your PDF.

Automatic Rasterization

The system automatically converts each page to a high-resolution image and repackages as PDF.

Download Your Rasterized PDF

Download your rasterized PDF with non-selectable text — for free.

PDF Rasterization FAQ

What's the difference between the three encoding modes?

'Color' preserves all color information — largest file but best visual fidelity. 'Grayscale' removes color, keeping brightness levels — moderate size, ideal for printing. 'JBIG2 Black & White' retains only black and white — ultra-small files, best for text-only scans.

Will the visual appearance change?

Color encoding preserves appearance virtually identical to the original. Grayscale and black-and-white encoding removes color information, but text and layout remain crisp.

Can text still be searched after rasterization?

No. All text has been converted to images — it cannot be selected, copied, or searched. To restore text, use <a href='/ocr-pdf'>OCR recognition</a>.

What are the free plan limits?

Free users can process PDFs up to 100 MB. Upgrade to Pro for larger files.

Is it safe?

Your files are safe. 256-bit encrypted transfer, EU-based servers, GDPR compliant, and permanently deleted after processing.

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