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Build a Mozilla PDF.js PDF to Images Editor & Converter in the Browser Using HTML & JavaScript
Mar 13, 2026
Buy the full source code of application here:
https://procodestore.com/index.php/product/build-a-mozilla-pdf-js-pdf-to-images-editor-converter-in-the-browser-using-html-javascript/
Live Demo of App:
https://freemediatools.com/pdftoimagesproject
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Uh hello guys, in this video I'll show
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you a web application that I developed
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which allows you to convert your PDF
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into images. It can be PNG or JPG. So it
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converts all the PDF document pages. So
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I've deployed this application on my
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website. I've also given the demo link.
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So please check the full description. So
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once you land on this web application,
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you basically select whichever PDF file
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that you want to select. So here you
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first of all select a PDF file then all
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the pages will automatically get loaded.
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As you can see you will get this
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notification and right here you can
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select the output format PNG or JPG
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and then here from the slider you can
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even control the quality of the images
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scale factor you can even control that
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as well. So then you click convert to
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images and one by one the application
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will process all the pages of PDF and
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then it will show one by one by page
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number. For every page we have a
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download button. So individually you can
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click this and download
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this page of the PDF to a image file.
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You can export this. So you can just see
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the quality of the page is successfully
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exported to an image file. So this
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application that I developed entirely in
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HTML, CSS and JavaScript, I've given the
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link to purchase the source code. So
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once you purchase it, you will
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automatically get the source code from
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Google drive. This will be the
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index.html file you will get and this is
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round about 500 lines of code. So this
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is very easy to open and deploy this as
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well. Simply open VS code and directly
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open it in local host. So now we are
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running it on local host. It's very
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simple. Again you repeat the process.
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You actually select a PDF file. So you
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will get this notification. Click
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convert to images and one by one using
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this progress bar.
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And it's a nice thing about this
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application. It's single page
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application which directly runs in the
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browser. No serverside processing is
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involved. So it's really fast, easy to
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deploy as well. And for this we have
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used a third party library which is open
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source. Mozilla PDFJS library which is a
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really handy library. So if you just
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search here Mozilla PDFJS.
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So this is a PDF
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related library for JavaScript for
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browser. So this is their homepage. So
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we have used this library for this
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project.
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So as you can see,
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so I have given both the links. You can
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try out the demo before purchasing it.
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So
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you can even change the extension to
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JPG. Again, you click convert to images.
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And now instead of PNG, we will have
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download
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JPG.
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So there is also a button here which
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allows you to export all the images in
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one go. So if you click this button a
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zip file will be created. So
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automatically all the images will be
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downloaded one by one. So as you can see
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so you can just click one button and it
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will export all the pages to a image
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file. So this is a really handy
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application PDF to images generator and
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converter directly in browser.