PDF to PNG Converter
Drag and drop your PDF file, pick the pages you need, and download them as PNG. No sign-up, no upload — the whole conversion happens on your device.
When PNG Is the Better PDF-Page Export
PNG is a strong choice for interface screens, diagrams, tables and pages with tiny text where JPEG artefacts would be distracting. Use the range field to pick only the needed pages; each selection is downloaded as its own PNG.
“Lossless PNG” describes the output encoding, not preservation of the PDF’s vector structure. The page is first rasterised at 150 DPI, so selectable text, links and form controls are flattened.
How to Use It
- Drag your PDF file into the box above, or click to browse.
- Once the tool reads the total page count, type which pages to convert (e.g. 1,3,5-7) — leave it empty to convert every page.
- Click "Convert".
- Each page starts downloading as a separate PNG file; if you picked more than one page, use "Download All" to grab them all.
Sharp Edges, File Size and Raster Limits
PNG avoids an additional JPEG compression stage, which can keep lines and flat colours cleaner. The trade-off is size: photographic or multi-page documents can produce substantially more data than JPEG exports.
Rendering happens on a canvas at a fixed 150 DPI target. There is no PNG quality slider. If a logo or type must remain infinitely scalable, retain the source PDF rather than relying on a raster export.
Related Conversions
Looking for something else? These conversions are closely related:
Good Candidates for PNG Export
- Capture a software-manual page with crisp interface labels.
- Lift a table or diagram into a presentation as a standalone image.
- Share a page whose small text should avoid JPEG ringing and block artefacts.
For a broader format-selection framework, read the file conversion guide.
Where the File Content Is Processed
Your selected file is read by browser APIs on the device; RizeTab does not upload its content to a processing server. PDF routes may download pdf-lib or pdf.js code from a CDN. That request can expose an IP address and ordinary connection details to the provider, but the file being converted is not part of it.
Questions Specific to This Conversion
Does PNG preserve the PDF’s vector quality?
No. PNG itself is lossless, but the page is first rasterised at a 150 DPI target.
Why can PNG files be larger than JPEG?
PNG stores pixels losslessly. Photographs and complex pages can therefore require considerably more space.
Is there a quality setting for PNG output?
No. The JPEG/WebP quality control is hidden for PNG; pages use the fixed render resolution.
Will PDF links and form fields still work?
No. Each page becomes a flat image and interactive elements are not retained.
Can I process a confidential PDF locally?
The PDF content stays in the browser and is not uploaded to a RizeTab processing server. CDN library requests can still expose ordinary connection data to the provider.