How do I convert a PDF to PNG at 300 DPI?

Choose the PDF, set Format to PNG and DPI to 300, then select the pages and convert. An 8.5 × 11 inch page becomes 2550 × 3300 pixels. Large pages use more memory; lower the DPI if the page exceeds the canvas limit.

Can I export a single page or a range?

Yes. Enter 2 for one page, 1-3 for a range, or 1-3, 7 for several selections. Filenames retain the original PDF page numbers.

Are these the original embedded images from the PDF?

No. This renders each complete page, including visible text and drawings. Use PDF Image Extractor to recover embedded image files instead.

Will text and links still work?

No. PNG is a raster image. Text and vector shapes become pixels, and links are not clickable. Keep the original PDF for those features.

PDF to PNG Converter

Convert a PDF into PNG images with PNG already selected. Enter page numbers or ranges, choose a resolution from 72 to 300 DPI, and download the selected pages in one ZIP. PNG stores the rendered page without JPEG compression artifacts, which is useful for diagrams and small text. The PDF stays in this browser.

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Everything is rendered in this browser. Nothing is uploaded.

PagesFormatDPIBackground

PDF text, links and vector objects become pixels in the export. The original PDF remains unchanged.

Common questions

How do I convert a PDF to PNG at 300 DPI?: Choose the PDF, set Format to PNG and DPI to 300, then select the pages and convert. An 8.5 × 11 inch page becomes 2550 × 3300 pixels. Large pages use more memory; lower the DPI if the page exceeds the canvas limit.
Can I export a single page or a range?: Yes. Enter 2 for one page, 1-3 for a range, or 1-3, 7 for several selections. Filenames retain the original PDF page numbers.
Are these the original embedded images from the PDF?: No. This renders each complete page, including visible text and drawings. Use PDF Image Extractor to recover embedded image files instead.
Will text and links still work?: No. PNG is a raster image. Text and vector shapes become pixels, and links are not clickable. Keep the original PDF for those features.

The converter rasterizes the visible PDF pages at the selected DPI. Searchable text, links and vector objects do not survive image export; the original PDF remains unchanged.