PDF to PNG: sharp images of every page
PNG keeps every line of text and every edge exactly sharp, with no JPG blur. Save each page of a PDF as a PNG to edit, print or drop into slides and documents.
- Lossless pages
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How to convert a PDF to PNG
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Choose your PDF
Pick the PDF from your phone or computer: a certificate, a statement, a form or a whole booklet.
- 02
Pick format and quality
PNG is preset. Standard quality (150 dpi) suits screens and upload forms; high (300 dpi) is for printing or zooming into small text.
- 03
Save and download
Every page becomes its own image. Download the page you need, or all of them in one ZIP.
Good to know
- Up to 100 pages at a time. Each page is drawn one after another, so a long PDF takes a little while on a phone.
- Images keep each page's shape: an A4 page becomes a tall portrait image, a slide a wide one.
- PDFs locked with a password can't be read. Open the PDF, save a copy without the password, then convert that.
- Text in the images can't be selected or searched. Keep the PDF if you need to copy from it.
Questions people ask
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Your browser reads the PDF and draws each page on your own device with pdf.js, an open-source PDF reader. The only download is that program itself, the first time.
Why are the PNG files so big?
PNG is lossless: it stores every pixel exactly. A full page at 300 dpi can be several MB. For an upload form with a size limit, save as JPG instead and choose a limit.
Is the background transparent?
No. Pages are drawn on white paper, as they look in a PDF viewer, so text never ends up on a transparent or dark background.
What dpi should I choose?
Standard (150 dpi) is plenty for screens and slides. Choose high (300 dpi) to print the page at its full size or to read small print.