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2 Methods to Convert PDF to PNG on Mac (macOS 14/15 Supported)

Converting a PDF to PNG on Mac can be essential for tasks like creating visually appealing presentations, sharing individual pages as images, or archiving documents. Whether you're working on a single file or managing a batch of PDFs, having a reliable tool is crucial. UPDF simplifies the process with its intuitive interface and robust features, making it easy to transform PDFs into high-quality PNGs. In this guide, you'll learn step-by-step methods for single and batch conversions, along with bonus tips for converting PNGs back to PDFs. Keep reading to master these techniques and optimize your workflow with UPDF!

Method 1: Convert a Single PDF to PNG on Mac

UPDF for Mac offers a powerful and user-friendly way to convert PDFs to PNG on Mac. Not only does it support PNG, but it also allows you to convert PDFs into various other image formats like JPG, BMP, and TIFF. The intuitive interface ensures that even first-time users can navigate the conversion process effortlessly. With UPDF, you get two free conversions, making it an excellent option to test the software's capabilities before upgrading to the full version.

Follow these steps to convert a PDF to PNG using UPDF on Mac:

Step 1. Download and launch UPDF on your Mac and use the "Open File" button to import the PDF you want to convert. Select your file and ensure that it is ready for conversion.

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Step 2. Once the file is open, locate the "Export PDF" icon on the right-hand toolbar. This will open a list of available output formats.

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Step 3. In the export options, choose "Image" and then select "PNG" as the desired format.

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Step 4. Click the "Export" button, and a window will appear for you to choose the destination folder. Select a location, and UPDF will save the PDF as a PNG file.

If you'd prefer a visual guide, watch this video to see the steps in action. With UPDF, converting PDFs to PNG has never been easier!

Method 2: Batch Convert Multiple PDFs to PNGs on Mac

When working with multiple PDFs, UPDF's batch conversion feature simplifies the process by allowing you to convert multiple files into PNGs at once. This feature is especially useful for large projects or when you need to save time. With UPDF, you can batch convert PDFs into not only PNGs but also other formats like JPG, Word, Excel, and more. Get started with UPDF today and streamline your workflow!

Here's how you can convert multiple PDFs to PNGs in a few simple steps:

Step 1. To begin, choose the "Batch PDFs" option from the main interface and then choose "Convert".

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Step 2. Then, click the "Add Files" button to upload multiple PDFs for conversion. Alternatively, if your PDFs are organized in a folder, click "Add Folders" to import all files in one step.

Step 3. After adding your files, locate the "Output Format" drop-down menu. Choose "Image" as the output type, then specify "PNG" to ensure your files are converted into high-quality PNG images.

Step 4. UPDF offers options to maintain the layout of your documents during conversion. While this step is optional for image conversions, advanced settings are available if needed for other formats like Word or RTF.

Step 5. Click the "Apply" button to start the conversion process. A pop-up will prompt you to select the destination folder where your converted PNG files will be saved. Once selected, UPDF will process the files and save them to the chosen location.

Batch conversion with UPDF is quick, efficient, and reliable. Try it out to save time and effort on your projects!

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Bonus Tip: Can I Convert PNG to PDF on Mac?

Yes, you can easily convert PNG images to PDF on Mac, and UPDF is the perfect tool for the job. Whether you're converting a single image or multiple PNGs, UPDF offers a straightforward and efficient solution. It even provides options to merge multiple images into a single PDF or save them as separate documents.

Here's how you can create a PDF from PNG on Mac:

Step 1. Launch UPDF and open the File menu.

Step 2. Hover over the "File" > "Create" option, and a list of options will appear. To convert your PNG into a PDF, select "PDF from Image".

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Step 3. Choose the PNG file(s) from your device. If you have selected multiple PNG files, UPDF will prompt you whether to combine them into one PDF. Select as your preference. UPDF will automatically convert the image(s) into a PDF. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your PNG file(s) directly into the UPDF interface to create PDFs instantly.

Step 4. To combine multiple PNGs into one PDF, use the "Batch Create" feature in the Batch PDFs section.

Step 5. Once the conversion is complete, go to the File menu and select "Save" to choose a location to store your new PDF.

Converting PNGs to PDFs on Mac with UPDF is simple and versatile. Whether you're handling individual files or creating multi-page PDFs, UPDF ensures professional results every time.

Conclusion

Converting PDFs to PNGs on Mac has never been easier thanks to UPDF's simple yet powerful features. Whether you need to convert a single file or a batch, UPDF provides a seamless solution. Its versatility extends beyond conversions, offering advanced PDF tools to meet all your document needs. Don't stop at converting—unlock UPDF's full potential to edit, annotate, and manage your PDFs effortlessly. Download UPDF today to streamline your document workflows and experience the ultimate PDF solution!

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