How to Extract Images from PDF Automatically | Power Automate Desktop Tutorial
Stop manually taking screenshots of PDF images! In this video, I'll show you how to use Power Automate Desktop (PAD) to automatically extract every single image from a PDF file and save them directly into a folder.
This is a must-know skill for anyone doing Document Automation or RPA. We will use the built-in PDF actions in Power Automate Desktop to make this process 100% hands-free.
In this Power Automate Desktop Tutorial:
✅ How to use the "Extract images from PDF" action.
✅ Setting up the Input File and Destination Folder.
✅ Handling multiple PDFs using a "For Each" loop.
✅ Naming your extracted images dynamically (Image_1, Image_2, etc.).
✅ Bonus: How to filter images by page number.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction: Why automate PDF image extraction?
1:10 - Opening Power Automate Desktop & Creating a Flow
2:30 - Dragging the "Extract images from PDF" Action
4:15 - Setting the Image Format (PNG, JPEG, etc.)
6:00 - Running the Flow & Checking the Output Folder
8:45 - Advanced Tip: Processing a whole folder of PDFs
11:30 - Troubleshooting common PDF errors
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