PNG, no compression artifacts
Sharper text, cleaner line art. Where archival quality matters more than file size.
PNG over JPG when you need sharper text edges or lossless storage for archival. The freemium sites queue. Morph runs Mozilla's PDF.js in your browser tab and writes lossless PNGs at the DPI you ask for. The PDF stays where it was. The PNGs save locally. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Mozilla's renderer running via WebAssembly. Pixel-accurate, font-correct, the same engine Firefox uses.
72 for screen, 150 for everyday use, 300 for print.
Sharper text, cleaner line art. Where archival quality matters more than file size.
Each page of each PDF becomes a PNG. Free tier has no batch limit.
PNG is the right pick for archival, for OCR pre-processing, for any case where text edges matter. The online tools queue and watermark. Morph runs the renderer in your browser — Mozilla's PDF.js, configurable DPI, lossless output.
Lossless, with sharper text edges. Better for archival, OCR pre-processing, and anywhere you'd otherwise hit JPG ringing artifacts.
Those upload and gate. Morph renders in your browser via PDF.js — no upload, no quota, no watermark.
72, 150 or 300. Default is 150 — sharp on screen, reasonable on paper.
No. Each page renders on white, the way a PDF reader shows it, so the PNG has no transparent areas.
Yes. Free tier has no batch limit. Every page of every PDF becomes a PNG.
Yes. Everything that runs on your device is free with no cap. AI and server work is paid in credits, about a cent each.