Drop a PDF above and download each page as a lossless PNG, bundled in one ZIP. PNG keeps letters and lines crisp, which makes it the best image format for text-heavy pages and diagrams.
Why convert PDF to PNG?
When you need a page as an image — for slides, documentation, a wiki or an image editor — PNG avoids the blurry halos JPG can add around text.
How it works
1. Drop the PDF.
2. PNG is selected; choose Web (1200 px), Standard (1600 px, default) or Print (2400 px) for the long edge.
3. Download the ZIP of numbered page images (page-001.png, page-002.png…).
PDF vs PNG
PDF: selectable text, vectors, scalable.
PNG: fixed-resolution, lossless image; crisp text and lines; supports transparency; larger than JPG, especially for photo-heavy pages.
PNG for text and diagrams, JPG for scans and photos.
Quality notes
PNG is lossless, so the only thing that limits sharpness is the size you choose. Files are larger than JPG; photo-heavy pages can be several megabytes each at Print size. Text becomes pixels and is no longer selectable.
Common use cases
Putting slides or diagrams into documentation; sharing a page on a wiki or ticket; editing a page in an image editor; producing crisp previews.
Frequently asked questions
PNG or JPG?＋
PNG for text, charts and diagrams; JPG for scanned photos and image-heavy pages where file size matters.
Are all pages converted?＋
Yes, numbered in order in one ZIP.
Which size for printing?＋
Print (2400 px on the long edge) — roughly 200 dpi on an A4 or Letter page.
Is the background transparent?＋
No. Pages are rendered onto a white background, like a printed page.