What it is
The PDF to PNG Converter renders the pages of a PDF as PNG images, one per page, without losing any quality in the encoding.
When PNG is the right choice over JPG
Both turn a page into a picture. The difference decides how the result looks.
PNG is lossless. Nothing is discarded, so sharp edges stay sharp. That matters more than it sounds, because a document page is mostly text and lines, and those are exactly what JPG compression blurs. A paragraph rendered to JPG at a modest quality picks up a faint halo around every letter; the same page as PNG does not.
PNG keeps transparency, which JPG cannot. A logo or a diagram with a transparent background survives intact.
The cost is weight: a PNG page is usually several times heavier than the same page as a JPG. For a diagram, a certificate or anything with text, that is a fair trade. For a photo-heavy page you are sharing casually, JPG is the better call.
How to use it
- Add the PDF.
- Wait for the pages to render.
- Download the PNG files.
Note that the text becomes pixels: nothing in the result can be selected, searched or copied. To pull the words out instead, use the PDF to text extractor.
Nothing is uploaded
The whole operation runs inside your browser. Your file is never sent to a server, never stored and never seen by anyone else. No queue, no daily cap and no account.