100% Free In-browser Lossless PNG

PDF to PNG Free Online

Convert every page of your PDF to a lossless PNG image. Perfect for editing individual pages or creating presentations. Files never uploaded.

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Convert every page to lossless PNG • Download individually or as ZIP

Accepts: .PDF
Output: .PNG .ZIP

How to convert PDF to PNG

1

Upload your PDF

Drag and drop or click to select your PDF file. All pages are detected automatically.

2

Set DPI and background

Choose resolution (150–400 DPI) and background — white or transparent PNG.

3

Download PNG or ZIP

Each page becomes a PNG. Download individually or get all pages in a ZIP archive.

PDF to PNG — lossless and private

PNG uses lossless compression — unlike JPG, there is no quality loss at any resolution. JustDownSize uses PDF.js to render each page at high resolution directly in your browser. Your PDF never leaves your device, and the output PNGs are pixel-perfect at any zoom level.

100% Private
Files never uploaded
Lossless output
No compression artifacts
FeaturePNGJPG
CompressionLosslessLossy
TransparencySupportedNot supported
File sizeLargerSmaller
Best forEditing, designWeb, sharing

Why convert PDF pages to PNG

Design and editing work

PNG is the standard format for design workflows. Convert PDF pages to PNG for use in Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, Canva, or any design tool that needs lossless image input.

Transparent background needs

Unlike JPG, PNG supports transparency. Convert PDF pages to PNG and get a transparent background — useful for overlaying PDF content onto other images or slides.

Screenshots for documentation

Convert individual PDF pages to PNG for embedding in wikis, support documentation, or technical manuals where a screenshot-style image is needed.

High-fidelity archiving

PNG's lossless compression makes it ideal for archiving important document pages without any quality degradation — unlike JPG which introduces artifacts with repeated saves.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, completely free. No account, no watermarks, no page limits.

No. PDF.js renders each page locally in your browser, and the PNG files are created on your device. Nothing is sent to any server.

Yes. Select "Transparent" background in the options to get a PNG with a transparent background where the PDF page has no content. This is useful for overlaying PDF content in design tools.

200 DPI (scale 2x) is optimal for screen use and general design work. 300 DPI or 400 DPI gives you print-quality resolution — use this for large-format printing or detailed diagrams.

PNG uses lossless compression — every pixel is preserved exactly. JPG achieves smaller file sizes by discarding some visual data (especially in areas of fine detail). For archiving or design work, PNG's larger size is worth the quality guarantee.

Yes — use our PDF to JPG tool for smaller JPG output, ideal for web sharing, social media, and email.