What scale should I pick?

1.5× is a good default for screen viewing. Use 2×–3× for print-quality extraction, or 0.5×–1× for thumbnails. Higher scales produce larger files.

Does it render scanned PDFs?

Yes — pdf.js renders both text-based and image-based (scanned) pages. Each page becomes a PNG that mirrors what you see in a viewer.

Each page is rendered to a canvas at the chosen scale and encoded as PNG, all in your browser. Large PDFs at high scales take more time and memory.

This tool exports PNG for lossless quality. For JPEG, use an image converter on the resulting PNGs, or use the Image suite's converter.

No. Rendering uses pdf.js running locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

Render every PDF page to a PNG — pick scale, download a ZIP.

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Watch a quick simulation of this tool in action — no file needed.

Follow these steps — everything happens instantly in your browser.

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Step 1. Drop your PDF onto the zone — the tool counts the pages.
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Step 2. Adjust the render scale (0.5×–3×). Higher scale = sharper PNGs and larger files.
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Step 3. Click “Convert to PNG & download ZIP” — pages are rendered to a canvas and bundled.
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Step 4. Unzip the result to access the per-page PNGs.