The fastest way to convert PDF to PNG on Windows 10 and Windows 11 — no installation, no sign-up, and your files never leave your PC.
Windows doesn’t include a built-in way to turn a PDF into PNG images. The Snipping Tool can capture part of the screen, and “Print to PDF” goes the wrong direction — neither gives you clean, full-resolution PNGs of every page. Desktop converters exist, but they cost money, need installation and admin rights, and often upload your documents to their servers. This tool solves all of that: it converts every page to a high-quality PNG right inside your browser, completely free and completely private.
On Windows 10 or 11, open Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, or Firefox and go to the converter page. Nothing to install — the tool runs as a web app.
Drag a PDF straight from File Explorer onto the upload area, or click to browse. Files up to 50MB are supported, and they are read directly from your disk — never uploaded to a server.
Choose 72 DPI for screen use, 150 DPI for general documents, or 300 DPI for printing. Tick "transparent background" if you need an alpha channel.
Click Convert. Each PDF page becomes a separate PNG. Download pages individually, or use "Download All" to get every page in a single ZIP — which Windows can extract natively by right-clicking and choosing "Extract All".
Works perfectly on Windows 10, Windows 11, and all modern Windows versions
Click to upload or drag and drop
PDF files only, up to 50 MB
Built into Windows 10/11. Fully supported and fast thanks to its Chromium engine. Recommended for most Windows users.
Excellent performance and the most widely tested browser for client-side PDF rendering.
Fully supported. Firefox actually ships the same PDF.js engine this tool is built on.
Very large PDFs at 300 DPI are memory-intensive. Try a lower DPI, or close other tabs to free up RAM. 64-bit Edge and Chrome handle big files best.
Check your browser’s download bar and your Downloads folder. If downloads are blocked, allow them for this site in your browser settings.
Increase the DPI. 72 DPI is fine for screens, but for printing or zooming in, choose 300 DPI for crisp, sharp output.
No. The converter is a web app that runs entirely in your browser. There is nothing to download or install, and no admin rights are required — which makes it ideal on locked-down work or school PCs.
Yes. It works on Windows 10, Windows 11, and any version with a modern browser (Edge, Chrome, or Firefox updated within the last couple of years).
They are saved to your default Downloads folder (usually C:\Users\YourName\Downloads) unless your browser is set to ask for a location each time. You can change this in your browser settings.
No. All conversion happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your PDF and the resulting PNGs never leave your computer, so even sensitive documents stay private.
Windows has built-in ZIP support. Right-click the downloaded .zip file in File Explorer and choose "Extract All" to unpack every PNG.
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