PDF To PNG
Export PDF pages as lossless PNG images
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About PDF To PNG
Renders PDF pages as lossless PNG images at a resolution you choose. PNG preserves every pixel exactly, which keeps text edges sharp and makes it the right choice for pages that are mostly type or line art.
Rendering uses the browser's PDF engine on your machine; neither the document nor the images touch a network.
How to use PDF To PNG
- Load the PDF.
- Set the DPI. 150 is right for screens; 300 for anything that will be printed or zoomed.
- Select all pages or a specific range.
- Convert — a single page downloads directly, multiple pages as a ZIP.
On a production
A page destined for a slide deck, a wiki or a bug report wants to look exactly like the PDF did. PNG is the format that guarantees that — no compression fringing around the letterforms, no softening of thin rules.
Frequently asked questions
- Why choose PNG over JPG here?
- Because PNG is lossless. Text rendered to JPG picks up visible artefacts around each character; PNG has none. The file is larger, which for a page of text is a fair trade.
- Will the page background be transparent?
- No, it is rendered opaque white — the same as the page. PDF pages have no transparency of their own, so there is nothing to preserve.
- How large will the files be?
- Roughly with the square of the DPI. An A4 page at 300 DPI is several megabytes as PNG. If you need many pages at print resolution, expect a substantial ZIP.
