Click “Select files” or drag a PDF in. The 200KB target is already selected from this page.
200KB per image is preselected. Move it up or down, or to “No limit”, if what you are filling in asks for something else.
Click “Convert to PNG”. Each page is measured on its own, and every image is listed with its size when the conversion finishes.
Every step runs in your browser. No server uploads, no waiting.
Portals that reject JPG for document scans usually cap the file at 200KB — the two requirements together are what sends people here.
Flat colour and sharp gridlines are what PNG compresses best. A data page normally lands under 200KB with no downscaling at all.
Pulling a page out of a manual for a wiki or a help article, where soft JPEG edges around text would look wrong.
Thin strokes stay exactly one pixel wide in PNG. JPEG smears them into grey halos at any real compression.
A copy of your document sits on someone elseβs infrastructure β deleted on their schedule, not yours.
Processed by your own browser, start to finish β on your machine, under your control.
We send the software to your file β not your file to our servers.
No server uploads. No watermark. Just open a tool, drop your files, and download the result. Your original files are never modified.
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