Skip to main content

Rasterize PDF

Turn PDF pages into images so text can't be copied and fonts look the same everywhere, with no upload.

Processed on your device, not uploaded.

How to Rasterize a PDF

  1. 1

    Select Your PDF Files

    One file or several at once.

  2. 2

    Set Resolution and Color

    Color for logos and photos, Grayscale for print.

  3. 3

    Press Rasterize Pages

    Every page is turned into an image.

  4. 4

    Download the Result

    Several files come together in one ZIP.

Rasterize PDF Features

Text That Can't Be Selected

Pages become images, so text cannot be selected, copied, or searched.

Fonts Look the Same Everywhere

Custom fonts and symbols look identical on phones, computers, and printers.

Pick 75, 150, or 300 DPI

75 DPI keeps files light, 300 DPI keeps fine lines sharp.

Rasterize 20 PDFs at Once

Process many files in one run, then download them in one ZIP.

Common Questions

Choose resolution and color, then press Rasterize Pages. Pages look the same, but text can't be copied.

It only makes editing harder, since page images can still be cropped or covered. Use Protect PDF to restrict access.

Usually yes, most at 300 DPI in Color mode. Pick 75 or 150 DPI, then Compress PDF if needed.

Links, bookmarks, and form fields are removed. Run OCR PDF if the text needs to be searchable again.

Yes, pages become images on your own device, so the file isn't sent to a server.

PDF Guides and Tips

More UbahPDF Tools