How to convert a PDF to PNG
The short version: open PDF to PNG, upload the PDF, choose a resolution, and download each page as a lossless PNG. It runs in your browser.
PDF to PNG
Convert each PDF page into a lossless PNG image.
Why PNG
PNG stores the image without throwing any detail away, so text edges and thin lines stay crisp. That makes it the right choice for a diagram going into a presentation, a screenshot for documentation, or any page you'll scale or place on a coloured background. The cost is file size — PNGs of full pages are large.
Steps
- Open PDF to PNG and upload the file.
- Pick a resolution (DPI). Higher = sharper and larger.
- Convert and download individual pages or a zip.
If the files are too big
Switch to PDF to JPG. JPG compresses aggressively, so files are a fraction of the size — fine for photos and scans, less ideal for crisp text.
Do it now
Open PDF to PNG and export your pages.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is the PNG so large?
- PNG is lossless, so a full-page image at high resolution is naturally big. Lower the resolution, or use PDF to JPG, if you need smaller files.
- When should I pick PNG over JPG?
- When the page has sharp text, line art, diagrams or screenshots, or when the image will sit on a coloured background — PNG keeps edges clean with no JPEG artefacts.
Related guides
- How to convert a PDF to JPG
Turn PDF pages into JPG images — one page or all of them — and how to choose between JPG and PNG for the result.
- How to convert images to PDF (JPG, PNG, phone photos)
Turn one or several JPG or PNG images into a single PDF, in the right page order — what the tool does, the steps, and the common snags.
- How to merge PDF files into one
Combine two or more PDFs into a single file, in the order you choose — the steps, what merging does to quality and size, and how to handle pages and images.
PDF to PNG
Convert each PDF page into a lossless PNG image.