PDF to PNG
PDF to PNG
Turn PDF pages into lossless PNG images and keep them packed in one ZIP.
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Your documents do not leave your device.
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Export guide
- 1. Load the source PDF.
- 2. Choose the render resolution.
- 3. Export each page as a lossless PNG and package them in one ZIP.
Load document
Source document
Add a PDF and let the browser render each page into a lossless PNG.
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Output
Inside the ZIP, each page is saved as its own lossless PNG file.
Export pages as PNG
Convert PDF to PNG Locally
Sometimes a page needs to be an image with crisp edges and a transparent background — a logo lifted from a brand sheet, a diagram for a slide, a chart for a doc. PDFTasker renders each page to a lossless PNG right in the browser, so the PDF never goes to a server to be converted, and transparency and fine detail survive the trip.
Privacy and trust
Lossless, and still local
PNG keeps every pixel, which is exactly what logos, diagrams, and screenshots need — and there is no reason to upload a document to get that. PDFTasker renders each page with pdf.js on your device and packs the PNGs for download. The files are larger than JPG, but nothing leaves your machine and the quality is untouched.
How to use it
How to export PDF pages as PNG images
- 01Add the PDF you want to convert to the workspace.
- 02Choose the render resolution for the output images.
- 03Start the conversion and let the browser render each page as a PNG.
- 04Download the ZIP file with all the PNG images.
FAQ
PDF to PNG FAQ
What is the difference between PNG and JPG export?
PNG is a lossless format, so every page is exported with no compression artifacts and any transparent areas are preserved. That makes PNG the better choice for logos, diagrams, charts, and screenshots where crisp edges matter. The tradeoff is size: a PNG is usually two to four times larger than the same page saved as JPG, so pick the format that fits the destination.
Does the conversion happen on my device?
Yes. Each page is rendered to a PNG in your browser after the page loads, so the PDF is never uploaded to a server just to be converted. Your browser, CPU, and memory decide how fast the export feels, especially for documents with many pages or a high render resolution. Sensitive files stay on your machine the whole time.
When should I choose PNG over JPG?
Choose PNG when you need transparency or pixel-perfect detail: brand logos, technical diagrams, UI screenshots, or any image with sharp lines and small text. Choose JPG when file size matters more than perfect fidelity, such as photo-heavy pages or quick previews. PNG keeps quality intact but produces noticeably larger files.
Will the PNGs keep selectable text?
No. A PNG is an image of the page, so selectable text, form fields, links, and PDF structure do not carry over. If you need searchable or editable text, keep the PDF or use the PDF to text tool instead. Reach for PNG only when the destination genuinely needs page images rather than a document.
Why are my PNG files so large?
PNG is lossless, so it stores every pixel exactly without the compression JPG applies, and a higher render resolution multiplies that further. If the files are too big for your destination, lower the resolution or switch to JPG when perfect fidelity is not required. The larger size is the cost of keeping fine detail and transparency intact.
Do I get one image per page?
Yes. Each PDF page renders to its own PNG at the resolution you choose, and multi-page documents are bundled into one ZIP so you do not save files one at a time. File names follow page order, which keeps a long export sortable in your file manager when the pages head into slides or a design tool.