Sharp page pictures
PNG is a lossless format: text, lines and diagrams stay perfectly crisp, without the blurry blocks JPG compression adds around letters. That makes PNG the best choice for slides, charts, plans and pages you'll put in a presentation, a website or a design.
Options
- Normal (150 dpi) for screens and documents; High (300 dpi) for print and zooming in.
- See-through background: empty parts of the page become transparent instead of white, handy for putting a logo, signature or diagram on top of something else.
One page gives one PNG file; several pages come together in a ZIP file, which most devices open with a tap or double-click.
PNG, JPG or extract?
- PDF to JPG makes smaller files; better for photo-heavy pages and for sending by message.
- Extract images saves the pictures inside the PDF at their original quality, rather than whole pages.