Add a PDF and convert every page to PNG at 110, 144, or 200 DPI. PNG uses lossless image compression, making it a strong choice for text, diagrams, forms, and screenshots.
How to convert a PDF to PNG
- Add the PDF you want to turn into PNG images.
- Keep PNG selected and choose 110, 144, or 200 DPI.
- Run the converter and download one PNG for each page.
Choose PNG for text, diagrams, and clean edges
PNG is useful when a PDF page contains interface screenshots, line art, charts, forms, or small text that should keep clean edges. Its lossless compression avoids the block artifacts that JPG can introduce around letters and high-contrast graphics.
That extra fidelity usually creates larger files, especially for scans and photographs. Use 110 DPI for compact previews, 144 DPI for documents viewed on screen, and 200 DPI when you need more detail. For photo-heavy pages or smaller attachments, the PDF to JPG converter is often a better fit.
Local PDF to PNG conversion without a server
PDF.js renders each page inside the browser, then your device creates the PNG downloads. The PDF is never sent to PDF Shrink, so there is no upload queue, account, or remote copy of the document created by this tool.
You can use the converter in Safari on iPhone or in a modern desktop browser. Each PDF page becomes a separate PNG, which makes it easy to insert one page into slides, documents, design tools, or support messages without sharing the entire PDF.
FAQ
Is PNG better than JPG for PDF pages?
PNG is better for text, diagrams, and sharp edges. JPG is often smaller for photos and scans.
Does this create a transparent background?
No. PDF pages are rendered as complete rectangular pages, usually with a white background.
Is the PDF uploaded?
No. Rendering and PNG creation happen locally in your browser.
Can I convert every page?
Yes. The converter creates one PNG for each page in the PDF.
What resolution is available?
You can choose 110, 144, or 200 DPI before conversion.