PDF to PNG — every page as a separate image
A free tool to convert PDF to PNG: every page of the PDF becomes a separate PNG at 300 DPI, with a transparent background where the page is empty. It’s handy when you have a logo or design as a PDF but need an image. The file isn’t uploaded anywhere.
- Free, no registration
- Your file isn’t uploaded anywhere
- Works in the browser, on phone and computer
- The result is ready to print
Every page becomes a separate PNG at 300 DPI, with a transparent background. The file isn’t uploaded anywhere.
When you need PDF to PNG
Designers and print shops often send logos as PDF, because PDF keeps the vectors and stays sharp at any size. Many programs, social networks and online editors only accept images, though. That’s when you convert the PDF to PNG.
If you’re ordering DTF from us, you don’t need to: the DTF builder accepts PDF directly and does exactly the same conversion, with every page becoming a separate design.
What you get
- A separate PNG for every page, numbered in page order.
- 300 DPI at the page’s real size, enough for a sharp print.
- A transparent background where the page has no content. If the design has its own white background, it stays.
If there’s a lot of empty space around the design after converting, cut it away with trim empty margins.
Frequently asked questions
How many pages can the PDF have?
There’s no hard limit. With many pages the processing just takes longer.
Is the quality preserved?
Pages are rendered at 300 DPI at their real size, which is enough for a sharp print.
Is the file uploaded?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser.
Does it work with protected PDFs?
A password-protected PDF can’t be opened. Ask whoever sent it for an unprotected file.
Is your file ready?
Put it on a t-shirt, hoodie or mug in the online designer and see the price straight away.