01
Choose Your PDF
Drop a PDF into the converter or choose one from your device. The page thumbnails appear after the file opens.
One File You Can Scroll Through
Use this PDF to Long Image Converter to stitch all or selected PDF pages vertically. Set the page order, spacing, and resolution, then save one image you can share in a chat, guide, or web page. Preview the joins before you export. Trim blank margins or adjust the gaps when you want the pages to read as a continuous image.
Preparing selected pages…
Your generated images will appear here.
Settings or page selection changed. Export again to refresh these results.
The exported image keeps the visible content of every selected page in one vertical strip.
The PDF to Long Image Converter renders each selected page as pixels and stacks the pages from top to bottom. The result is one tall file you can scroll through on a phone, paste into a chat, or place in a design. Export separate page images when readers need to view or share pages individually.
Select all pages or enter a page range. Drag thumbnails into reading order and rotate any page that needs it before export.
Trim empty space from the top and bottom of each page. Set the gap to zero for a continuous strip, or add space to mark section breaks.
The converter captures the full visible page, including any photos, charts, and captions. PDF text becomes part of the image, so readers can no longer select or search it as text.
Choose a PDF, set the page order and layout, then export one tall image.
Drop a PDF into the converter or choose one from your device. The page thumbnails appear after the file opens.
Select all pages or enter a range. Drag thumbnails to reorder them and rotate any pages that face the wrong way.
Choose PNG or another format. Set the gap, trim blank margins, and adjust the resolution as needed.
Select Export to stitch the pages vertically. Check the preview, then download the finished image to your device.
Use the PDF to Long Image Converter to align mixed page sizes, trim blank margins, and control where pages meet. These settings help keep charts, headings, and small text readable in a single vertical image.
Start with PNG and safe size fitting. Adjust the layout where you want more space or detail.
Trim blank space from the top and bottom of each page before joining. Check the preview if the original margins separate sections or contain faint details.
Set the gap to 0 pixels for a continuous join, or add up to 200 pixels between pages. A small gap can help distinguish chapters or panels.
Scale mixed portrait and landscape pages to the same width while keeping their proportions. Turn this off to align narrower pages left, center, or right.
Add space above the first page or below the last page. These outer margins are separate from the gap between pages.
Safe fitting scales the pages down to stay within 8,192 pixels per side and 16 megapixels. Reduce gaps or outer margins if they take up too much height.
Choose a DPI preset or custom pixel size. Grayscale can simplify scanned notes, while PNG preserves fine lines without lossy compression.
A tall image works well when readers need to see a sequence at a glance or scroll through it in order.
Stack instructions, visual checklists, or illustrated tutorials in a single image for phone viewing. Keep steps in order and add a small page gap where one task ends and the next begins.
Combine selected handout pages into a study image. Put diagrams next to their explanations and check whether labels are readable when you zoom in.
Arrange design panels or screen mockups from top to bottom. Reviewers can scan the sequence without switching between individual images.
Stack related charts or report pages into one tall image for a team chat. Share the original PDF alongside it if readers need to search or copy data.
Combine selected PDF pages into a single visual for a gallery or guide. Check the display width and provide important text separately for accessibility.
Join pages from a scanned receipt or reference packet into one image. Keep the original PDF for recordkeeping, printing, or future text recognition.
The PDF to Long Image Converter exports one PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, or TIFF. Choose based on text clarity, file size, and what the destination supports.
PNG uses lossless compression, making it a good default for small text, tables, and sharp lines in a stitched image.
Choose JPG for sharing or photo-heavy pages. Lower quality settings may shrink the file but soften fine text.
JPG and JPEG use the same image format. Choose JPEG when the destination expects the .jpeg extension.
Choose WebP for web sharing if your browser can encode it and the site accepts it. Check the result at the intended display width.
Choose TIFF when your desktop imaging or publishing software requires it. TIFF files can be larger, so check size limits before sharing.
The PDF to Long Image Converter processes your PDF in your browser. The document is rendered on your device and is not uploaded to a conversion server. The tool accepts one PDF at a time, up to 100 MB and 200 pages.
The file and page limits are separate from the finished image size. Safe fitting may make a very tall image narrower and its text smaller. To preserve readability, export fewer pages per image, trim margins, or reduce the spacing before trying again.
Find answers about joining pages, selecting a format, and keeping the export readable.
Check the page order, trim unwanted margins, and keep safe size fitting enabled when exporting a tall image.
Zoom into fine text in the preview before you download or share the image.
Choose a PDF, select all or specific pages, and put them in order. Set your format and spacing, then export the selected pages as one tall image.
Turn on Fit to Safe Image Size to scale down the pages. If the text gets too small, export a shorter page range or reduce the gaps and outer padding.
Choose PNG for text and diagrams because its compression is lossless. Choose JPG for photo-heavy pages or smaller files, and check small text for compression artifacts.
No. The converter renders PDF text as pixels. Keep the original PDF if you need searchable or selectable text, clickable links, or interactive form fields.
No. This converter renders and joins the pages in your browser. Your PDF stays on your device while the image is created.
Yes. Drag the page thumbnails into your preferred order, then rotate any pages that need it. The long image follows the order shown before export.
Enable Trim Blank Page Margins and set the page gap to 0 pixels, or choose No Gap. Set top and bottom margins separately if you want no outer padding.
Yes. Select WebP for compatible websites and apps, or TIFF for software that requires it. WebP export depends on your browser’s encoding support.
Yes. Use the PDF to Image tool linked below to download one image per page. This long image tool joins the selected pages into a single file.
You can open one PDF of up to 100 MB and 200 pages. Each long image is limited to 8,192 pixels per side and 16 megapixels.
Need one image per page? Export PDF pages as separate images. To process several documents together, use the batch PDF converter.
PDF to Image Converter · Tools for PDF and Image Files