PDF to PNG
Turn every page of a PDF into a sharp PNG. Pages are rendered at twice their natural size, which keeps text crisp when you drop them into a slide or a document. Your file never leaves this device.
Drop a PDF here, or click to choose
Your file stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
How to convert PDF to PNG
- Drop the PDF onto the box above, or press “Choose a PDF file”. Converting starts straight away.
- Wait a moment while every page is turned into a PNG image.
- Press “Download all as ZIP”, or press “Save” under any single page.
What PDF to PNG does
Saving each page of a PDF as a PNG, the format to choose when the page is text, a diagram or line art and you want every pixel kept exactly as rendered.
What it does
- Renders each page as a lossless PNG
- Bundles the set into a zip, or lets you save single pages
What it does not do
- Produce small files; PNG keeps everything, so use PDF to JPG for photo-heavy pages
- Keep text selectable, since the result is an image of the page
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PDF to PNG: common questions
PNG or JPG: which should I pick?
PNG for screenshots, diagrams and anything with sharp text or flat colour, because it stores every pixel exactly. JPG for photographic pages where a much smaller file matters more than perfect precision.
What size are the images?
Each page is rendered at twice its natural size, so an A4 page comes out around 1190 by 1684 pixels. That stays crisp in a slide deck or a document.
Why are the files so large?
PNG does not throw anything away, which is the point of it. A page of dense text can easily run to a few megabytes. If that is a problem, the JPG version of this tool produces much smaller files.
Do the PNGs have transparent backgrounds?
No, they are painted on white. A PDF page is a sheet of paper, and leaving it transparent makes the text unreadable the moment you drop it on a dark background.