pdf to png
Convert PDF pages to PNG images
Why use PNG for PDF pages?
PNG uses lossless image compression, which makes it useful for line art, diagrams, screenshots, interface captures and pages with sharp text. It can preserve crisp edges better than a heavily compressed JPG, although the resulting files may be larger.
PNG for presentations and web graphics
A PDF page converted to PNG can be inserted into slide software, design tools and web content as a normal image. This is useful when you want the visual appearance of the whole page but do not need selectable PDF text.
Resolution affects image dimensions
The DPI setting determines how many pixels are rendered from each PDF page. Higher values provide more detail and larger output files. Choose a resolution based on whether the image will be used as a small preview or viewed at a larger size.
Multi-page PDF output
PDF85 creates one PNG per page and packages multiple files into a ZIP archive for convenient download.
How to use PDF to PNG
- Upload your PDF.
- Open PDF to Images.
- Select PNG and choose a DPI setting.
- Convert and download the ZIP file.
Frequently asked questions
Is PNG lossless?
PNG uses lossless compression for the rendered image.
Will PNG files be larger than JPG?
They often can be, especially for photographic pages.
Can I convert every page?
Yes. Each PDF page is rendered to a separate PNG.
Can I select DPI?
Yes. Multiple output resolutions are available.
Does PNG preserve PDF links or selectable text?
No. The page becomes a raster image.
When is PNG better than JPG?
PNG is often preferable for sharp graphics, screenshots, diagrams and text-heavy page images.