Turn every page of a Word document (.docx) into a PNG or JPG image at 96 to 300 dpi, with a ZIP download, in your browser
Drop the .docx on Word to PNG, pick the page size and resolution, and click Convert: every page becomes its own PNG (or JPG) image, and you download one page or all of them as a ZIP. The pages are drawn in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Laying out a Word document's pages and saving each one as a PNG image, so the page can be shared, posted or embedded where a .docx cannot.
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Turn each page of a .docx into a PNG image in your browser.
Add the Word file
Drop a .docx file on the page.
Choose the settings
Pick the page size, margins, resolution (96–300 dpi) and PNG or JPG.
Convert
Click Convert; each page appears as a thumbnail.
Download
Save one page, or all pages as a ZIP.
Result: PNG or JPG images, one per page
The pages are laid out by AnyTool's own engine (the one behind Word to PDF), so lines and pages can break in different places than in Word. Text, headings, lists, tables and pictures are drawn; text boxes, shapes, charts, headers and footers are not.
Text is drawn with standard fonts that cover English and Western European languages; other scripts show as '?'. For those documents, save the document as PDF in Word, then use PDF to PNG.
The document is read, laid out and drawn inside your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
96 dpi suits screens, 150 dpi is sharp for sharing, and 300 dpi is print quality: an A4 page at 300 dpi is 2,480 × 3,508 pixels.
Choose JPG for smaller files (saved at 92% quality); PNG is lossless and sharper for text.
Old .doc files must be saved as .docx in Word, Pages or LibreOffice first.
JSZip reads the .docx; its paragraphs, runs, lists, tables and pictures are laid out on pages with pdf-lib by the same engine as AnyTool's Word to PDF; pdf.js then draws each page on a canvas at the chosen resolution, saved as PNG or JPG.
Line and page breaks can differ from Microsoft Word, manual page breaks are not kept, and text boxes, shapes, charts, headers and footers are not drawn. Text in scripts beyond Western European languages appears as '?'.
Pixels = inches × dpi. A4 (8.27 × 11.69 in) is 794 × 1,123 px at 96 dpi, 1,240 × 1,754 at 150 dpi and 2,480 × 3,508 at 300 dpi.
Everything runs in the browser; the document is not uploaded.
| Resolution | A4 page size | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 96 dpi | 794 × 1,123 px | Screens, quick previews |
| 150 dpi | 1,240 × 1,754 px | Sharing, slides, websites |
| 200 dpi | 1,654 × 2,339 px | Sharper sharing |
| 300 dpi | 2,480 × 3,508 px | Printing |
Higher resolutions make larger files; PNG is lossless, JPG is smaller.
