About PDF to PNG
PDF to PNG exports each page as a lossless PNG, so lines and small text stay perfectly sharp. It is the right choice for slides, diagrams, charts and documents full of fine detail.
PNG keeps text and lines perfectly sharp, which makes it the better choice for diagrams, slides and anything with small writing.
How to use PDF to PNG
- Choose your PDF.
- Pick the image quality.
- Press Convert to PNG and download.
When to use PDF to PNG
- Export slides or infographics from a PDF without any blur.
- Take a diagram out of a technical manual for a presentation.
- Prepare crisp page images for a website or a design tool.
- Save pages of a document with lots of small writing.
Tips for better results
- PNG files are bigger than JPG. Use Standard quality when file size matters.
- Choose Maximum only when you need very large images, such as for posters.
- For photo-heavy pages, PDF to JPG gives much smaller files.
Why use 40PDF for this?
Everything is rendered locally in your browser. You get lossless pictures of your pages without registering or waiting in a queue.
PDF to PNG: questions and answers
Why are PNG files bigger than JPG?
PNG does not throw away detail, so files are larger but look cleaner.
Can I convert just one page?
Use Extract Pages first to get a one-page PDF, then convert it.
How do I convert a PDF to PNG?
Open PDF to PNG, add your PDF, choose the quality and press Convert to PNG.
Why are the PNG files so big?
PNG keeps every pixel without loss, which makes sharp text but larger files. JPG is smaller if you can accept slight compression.
Can I convert only one page of a PDF to PNG?
Use Extract Pages to cut out the page you need and then convert that file.