About the PDF to PNG Converter
The PDF to PNG Converter renders every page of your PDF as a lossless PNG image. PNG keeps text edges, lines and diagrams perfectly crisp without the compression artifacts that JPG can introduce, which makes it the best choice for documents with small text, charts, spreadsheets, technical drawings and slides.
Pick a resolution up to 300 DPI, select the pages you need, and download the images individually or together in a ZIP archive. Conversion happens entirely in your browser, so confidential documents are never uploaded.
Choosing the right resolution
The resolution (DPI) decides how sharp the images are and how big the files get.
- 72–96 DPI: quick previews, thumbnails and images for a web page.
- 150 DPI: a good balance for slides, presentations and sharing a page in chat.
- 300 DPI: printing, small text, technical drawings and anything you want to zoom into.
Doubling the DPI makes each image four times larger in pixels, so pick the lowest value that still looks sharp for your purpose.
Practical uses
- Put one page of a report into a presentation or a blog post as an image.
- Share a single page on WhatsApp or social media, where PDFs are awkward to open.
- Keep diagrams and charts crisp. PNG has no compression blur, unlike JPG.
- Upload documents to forms that only accept images.
Tip: if a form limits the file size, convert the PNG to JPG afterwards or use PDF to JPG instead. JPG files are much smaller for scanned pages and photos.
How to use the PDF to PNG Converter
- Drop your PDF into the upload area.
- Choose the resolution and optional page range.
- Wait while the pages are converted to PNG.
- Download images individually or as a ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
PNG or JPG: which is better for PDFs?
PNG is better for text, diagrams and screenshots because it is lossless. JPG produces smaller files for photo-heavy pages.
Why are my PNG files large?
PNG is lossless, so high-resolution pages can be several megabytes. Use 150 DPI or convert to JPG for smaller files.
Is it safe to use with confidential documents?
Yes. Your PDF is opened and processed entirely inside your browser. It is never uploaded to our servers, so contracts, bank statements and ID documents stay private.