Convert a PDF to a single long image
Stack all the pages of your PDF vertically into a single PNG image — handy for sharing a document on social media or in a messaging app without sending several separate files.
How it works
You want to share a multi-page PDF document (a resume, a brochure, a digital comic) on a platform that only accepts images, or display it as a single piece in an article? Import the PDF, start the conversion: each page is rendered and then stacked vertically into a single PNG image, ready to be downloaded or shared as a single file.
Is there a limit to the number of pages?
No, but a PDF with a very large number of pages will produce a very tall image, which can consume a lot of memory in your browser during conversion. For very long documents, prefer our "Convert a PDF to images" tool, which exports each page separately.
Why PNG format and not JPG?
PNG is a lossless format, suited to the text and crisp lines of a PDF document. It avoids the compression artifacts visible with JPEG on this type of content, at the cost of a larger file size.
The conversion relies on pdf.js, a JavaScript PDF rendering library that runs entirely in your browser — no file is ever sent to a server.