PDF to PNG Converter

How to Convert a PDF to PNG

1. Drop your PDF onto the tool, or click to browse for it.
2. Trim the page list if you like. Click the trash icon on a thumbnail to leave that page out, or drag thumbnails to change the order.
3. Pick a Scale Factor. Original (1x) gives small images, High (2x) is the default and suits most uses, and Ultra (3x) keeps more detail.
4. Choose an Orientation. Auto (Original) leaves every page as it is. Portrait or Landscape turns the pages that don't match.
5. Click Convert. Each page is drawn as an image inside your browser.
6. Download your PNGs. Save pages one at a time, or click Download All (ZIP).

Why Use This PDF to PNG Converter

• Your file stays on your device. Every page is rendered and saved as PNG by your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
• You set the sharpness. At 1x a US Letter page comes out at 612 x 792 pixels. 2x doubles that and 3x triples it. PNG is lossless, so the scale is what decides how crisp the image is.
• One PNG per page. Files are named page_1.png, page_2.png and so on, and the ZIP holds all of them.
• Only the pages you want. Remove pages you don't need before converting, so you don't have to delete files afterwards.
• Orientation fix included. Force a mixed document into all Portrait or all Landscape in the same step.
• Room for real documents. Each PDF can be as large as your plan allows; the limit is shown on this page.

Good to know: each PNG is a picture of a whole page, so the text in it can't be selected or searched. The tool does not pull out the separate photos embedded in a PDF. High scales on big pages make large images and can be slow on older devices, so for a long PDF start with 1x or 2x.

FAQ

How do I convert a PDF to a PNG image?

Drop the PDF onto the tool, choose a Scale Factor and click Convert. Then download each page as a PNG, or take them all in a ZIP.

Does every page become its own image?

Yes. A 10-page PDF gives you 10 PNG files named page_1.png to page_10.png. If you remove pages before converting, only the remaining pages are saved.

Which scale should I choose?

High (2x) is the default and works for slides, documents and web use. Original (1x) gives smaller files. Choose Ultra (3x) when you need to zoom in on fine print or small details.

Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?

No. Your file stays on your device. The pages are drawn by your browser and the PNG files are created there too.

Can I convert only some pages?

Yes. Use the trash icon on any thumbnail to leave that page out before you click Convert.

Can I extract the pictures that are inside a PDF?

Not with this tool. It saves each whole page as one image, including its text and graphics together, rather than pulling out the embedded photos one by one.