# PDF files to images
## Overview
This converter allows to import `.PDF` files as images in `.PNG` format. Each page of the `.PDF` file will be converted to a separate image. The images will have a suffix added to their names to indicate the page number.
## Format description
**Supported image formats:** `.pdf`\
**With annotations:** No\
**Supported annotation file extension:** Not applicable\
**Grouped by:** Any structure (will be uploaded as a single dataset)
## Input files structure
{% hint style="success" %}
Example data: [download ⬇️](https://github.com/supervisely-ecosystem/import-wizard-docs/files/14905329/Sample_PDF.zip)
{% endhint %}
Recommended directory structure:
```
📦project name
┣ 📜Demo_1.pdf
┣ 📜Demo_2.pdf
┣ 📜Demo_3.pdf
┣ 📜Demo_4.pdf
┗ 📜Demo_5.pdf
```
## Useful links
* [\[Supervisely Ecosystem\] Import PDF as Images](https://ecosystem.supervisely.com/apps/import-pdf-as-images)
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