How to convert PDF to PNG
- Add your PDF file.
- Pick the quality, up to 300 DPI for print.
- Download the PNG images, one per page.
PNG is a lossless format: unlike JPG, it adds no blur or smudging around letters and lines. That makes it the best choice when a page is mostly text, a table, a floor plan, a chart or a logo, for example to put a report page into a presentation, illustrate a tutorial or edit a visual in a design app.
Each page is rendered as its own numbered image. Choose 72 DPI for a light preview, 150 DPI for screens or 300 DPI for print-sharp output. Images are rendered on a white background, just like the original page.
The trade-off for lossless quality is size: a PNG is often heavier than a JPG, especially for pages full of photos. If you need to email the images or upload them to a form with a size limit, pick JPG instead or run them through the Compress image tool afterwards. Files are deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
PNG or JPG for a PDF?
PNG for text, diagrams and logos because it is lossless; JPG for photo-heavy pages because it is much lighter.
Will the PNG have a transparent background?
No, pages are rendered on white, exactly as they look in the PDF.
Why are my PNG files large?
PNG keeps every pixel. Lower the quality to 150 or 72 DPI, or choose JPG if size matters more than sharpness.
Can I convert all pages at once?
Yes, every page of the PDF is converted in one go, each into its own PNG file.
Is it free and safe?
Yes, it is free with no account, and your files are erased automatically after 30 minutes.