Attach a PDF and ask for PNG. ToolGPT turns each page you choose into its own image, at the resolution you pick, without uploading the document.
Open ToolGPT and press the + button beside the message box, or drop the PDF into the chat. No account is needed to start.
Ask for all pages or a range such as “pages 2 to 5”, then tap a resolution on the card ToolGPT shows. The higher it is, the sharper and larger the images.
Each page arrives as its own image card. Ask ToolGPT to zip them if you want a single download.
PNG keeps the text, lines and charts of a PDF page crisp, which suits slides, documentation and image editing. The page background stays solid, so the PNG cannot have a transparent background even where the PDF page looks empty.
The pages are rendered in your browser, so the PDF is not uploaded to a server. The document itself is not changed.
The resolution decides sharpness and file size: 72 dpi suits a quick look on screen, and higher settings suit printing or reading small text. Pages are rendered at up to 300 dpi.
PDF, the Portable Document Format created by Adobe, keeps a document's layout, fonts and images the same on every screen and printer. It is the usual format for forms, contracts, invoices, manuals and scanned papers. PDFs are hard to edit, and a scanned PDF often holds only pictures of pages, so its text cannot be selected or searched.
PNG is a lossless image format widely used for screenshots, logos, icons and graphics that contain text. It keeps every pixel exact and supports transparent backgrounds. For photographs, though, a PNG is usually much larger than a JPG of the same picture.
Yes. Name the pages, such as “1-3” or “2, 5-7”, and only those are converted.
A low setting such as 72 dpi is enough for a quick look on screen. For printing or zooming into small text, choose a higher one; the files get larger. Pages are rendered at up to 300 dpi.
No. ToolGPT renders the pages in your browser.
Try it with your own file
Open ToolGPT, attach a file, and type what you want done.