When should I use PNG instead of JPG?

PNG is lossless and sharp for text, line art, screenshots and diagrams, and supports transparency. JPG makes smaller files for photos. For crisp document pages, PNG is usually the better choice.

Can I convert only certain pages?

Yes. Select pages from the thumbnails or type a range. One page downloads as a PNG; several pages are packaged into a ZIP.

PDF · Convert

PDF to PNG

Turn each page of a PDF into a crisp, lossless PNG — right here in your browser.

Private by design — your files stay on your device.Processing happens locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to RedactLocal.

Drop a PDF here

or click to choose a file

PDF · processed on your device

How it works

Add your PDFDrop it in or choose a file. It opens in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Pick pages & resolutionSelect the pages you need and a resolution: Standard, High, or Very High.
Download PNGsOne page downloads as a PNG; several pages come back together in a ZIP.

Why PNG, and why RedactLocal?

PNG is lossless, so text and thin lines stay razor-sharp — ideal for documents, screenshots, diagrams and anything you’ll crop or zoom into. Unlike most online converters, RedactLocal renders every page on your own device, so a sensitive PDF never travels to a server, and it keeps working even with your network off.

Frequently asked questions

Are my files uploaded?

No. Pages are rendered and saved as PNG locally in your browser. The PDF is never sent to RedactLocal.

PNG or JPG — which should I pick?

PNG is lossless and crisp for text, line art and transparency; JPG produces smaller files for photographs. For document pages, PNG usually looks better. For smaller files, try PDF to JPG.

Why did several pages download as a ZIP?

A single page downloads as one PNG. When you convert multiple pages they’re bundled into one ZIP (named document-page-1.png and so on).