Drop a PDF and every page is rendered to a lossless PNG on your device — one image, or a ZIP for multi-page files.
Drop a PDF and every page is rendered to a lossless PNG on your device — one image, or a ZIP for multi-page files.
Turn every page of a PDF into a PNG image. GhostPDF renders each page with pdf.js at twice its native size — roughly 150 DPI for a standard page, sharp enough for slides, documentation, and screen use — and saves it as a lossless PNG. A single-page PDF comes back as one PNG you can keep editing; a longer document comes back as a ZIP with one PNG per page, named in page order. Everything happens in your browser: no upload, no signup, no watermark.
Choose PNG over JPG when the page has text, line art, diagrams, or screenshots — PNG keeps edges crisp with no compression artifacts. For photo-heavy pages where file size matters more, use PDF to JPG instead.
Drop your PDF
It opens in the GhostPDF studio with Convert → PNG pre-selected.
Pages render locally
pdf.js draws each page in your browser and encodes it as a PNG.
Download
One page → a PNG (which you can crop, resize, or compress next). Several pages → a ZIP of PNGs named by page number.
Big documents make big ZIPs
Lossless PNGs of full pages are several hundred KB to a few MB each. For a 100-page document, JPG will be much smaller.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Pages are rendered and encoded in your browser; the document never leaves your device.
What resolution are the PNGs?
Each page is rendered at 2× its PDF size — about 150 DPI for a standard A4 or Letter page. That's crisp on screen and in slides.
PNG or JPG?
PNG for text, diagrams, and screenshots (lossless, crisp edges). JPG for photo-heavy pages where a smaller file matters more.
Can I convert just some pages?
Split the PDF first to keep only the pages you want, then convert — both steps run in the same studio.
Every GhostPDF tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded — there's no upload endpoint to send it to.