Convert PDF to PNG

How to convert a PDF to PNG

1. 1

   Add your PDF

   Drop a PDF into the box or select one from your device. Enter its password if required.

2. 2

   Prepare the pages

   Preview, select, rotate, duplicate, or remove pages as needed.

3. 3

   Choose resolution

   Choose 150, 300, or 600 DPI from the right-hand settings panel.

4. 4

   Convert and download

   Convert locally, then download one PNG or all results as a ZIP.

Why PNG

PNG uses lossless compression, preserving the renderer's text edges and colors without lossy encoding artifacts while supporting transparency. Each edited page is rendered locally at your chosen resolution; no PDF or image is uploaded.

When PNG is the better format

PNG works well for diagrams, forms, slides, screenshots, and pages with fine text because it does not add lossy compression artifacts. It can also retain transparent areas produced by the page renderer. The result is still a raster image, so selectable text, links, forms, and vector scaling are not preserved. For photo-heavy pages where smaller downloads matter more, compare the PDF to JPG tool.

Balance detail and memory

Resolution controls both pixel dimensions. A 600 DPI page has four times as many pixels as the same page at 300 DPI, so long documents can use substantial browser memory. Start at 300 DPI for print or detailed graphics and use 150 DPI for screen-only images. For a large PDF, select a smaller group of pages and convert in batches. Each selected page becomes its own PNG, with multiple results available together as a ZIP.

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