PDF to Image Converter Command Line
With Okdo PDF to Image Converter Command Line you can turn PDF into JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF, EMF, WMF, JP2, J2K and PCX without leaving your desktop. Process whole folders in one batch. Everything runs offline, so your files never leave your computer, and you don't need Adobe Acrobat or Reader to get clean, layout-accurate results. In addition, it can password-protect or unlock PDFs.

Key features
Advanced capabilities
- ✓Convert PDF into HTML with Command Line mode.
- ✓Standalone software, Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader NOT required.
- ✓Convert encrypted PDF files that are protected by owner password or user password.
- ✓You can select all the pages, or page ranges for conversion.
- ✓Preserve original text, tables, graphics and Layouts in the output HTML file.
- ✓Supports wildcard characters for batch conversion, e.g. *.pdf, aa*.pdf, bb??.pdf.
- ✓Specify the source file path to convert.
- ✓Load source file paths from a text file.
- ✓Specify a source folder.
- ✓Load files from subfolders.
- ✓Customize the directory for saving output files.
- ✓Create a subfolder within the target folder.
- ✓Save output files to the same folder as the source.
- ✓Rename the output file if it already exists, or overwrite it.
- ✓Preview the output folder after conversion.
- ✓Fast conversion speed and high output quality.
Supported formats
➡️ Input
Adobe
PDF *.pdf
⬅️ Output
Image *.jpg, *.jpeg, *.bmp, *.png, *.gif, *.tif, *.emf, *.wmf, *.jp2, *.j2k, *.pcx
Command-line usage
Okdo PDF to Image Converter Command Line runs from a DOS command prompt. Change to the installation folder, then invoke the executable using the syntax below.
converter.exe [options] <source file> <target file>Options
Why convert with Okdo
What customers say
Support replied within a day when I had a question about Adobe PDF *.pdf → Image *.jpg. Smooth experience overall.
Free online tools choke on large files and upload everything to the cloud. PDF to Image just works locally. Handles encrypted and password-protected documents.
We handle confidential client files, so PDF to Image running 100% offline was the dealbreaker. Batch mode processes whole folders in one click.
Layout and formatting came through perfectly — no broken tables or images. Clean interface with practically no learning curve.
Converted a 300-page document in seconds. No Adobe Acrobat dependency to install or maintain.
Dropped in a folder of Adobe PDF *.pdf → Image *.jpg files and it was done — refreshingly simple. No Adobe Acrobat dependency to install or maintain.