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Convert PNG to PDF

Turn screenshots and graphics into a PDF.

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  • Processed on your device
  • Works offline once loaded
  • No sign-up, no watermark

How to pNG to PDF

  1. 1

    Select your PNG files

    Drag PNG images into the drop zone or click to browse. You can pick many at once and bring in more with Add more files.

  2. 2

    Arrange the page order

    Reorder the list by dragging items or using the move up and move down arrows. The top image becomes page one.

  3. 3

    Set the page layout

    Choose Fit image, A4 or Letter under Page size. With a paper size, set Orientation, and pick a Margin of None, Small or Large.

  4. 4

    Convert and save

    Press the convert button and download the finished PDF when it appears.

What PNG to PDF is good for

PNG is the default format for screenshots, diagrams, logos and exported graphics. It keeps sharp edges and supports transparency, which makes it perfect for anything with text or flat color. When you need to share, print or archive those images together, a PDF is the easiest container.

Common reasons to convert PNG images to PDF:

  • Bug reports and tutorials. Bundle a series of screenshots into one document that walks through each step.
  • Design reviews. Send a set of mockups or exported artboards as a single file clients can flip through.
  • Receipts and confirmations. Save screenshots of online orders, bookings and payment confirmations as a PDF record.
  • Charts and diagrams. Collect exported graphs for a report appendix or presentation handout.
  • Digital artwork. Combine illustrations or comic pages into a portable, printable file.

Keeping graphics sharp

Screenshots are full of small text and thin lines, which suffer badly under lossy compression. This converter keeps your PNG data lossless inside the PDF, so letters in a screenshot remain readable when zoomed and diagrams keep their clean edges.

Transparency is respected as well. Logos, icons and cut-out images with clear backgrounds sit naturally on the white page rather than gaining an unwanted dark box.

Layout tips

  • Screen reading. Choose Fit image so each page matches its screenshot, with no empty borders to scroll past.
  • Printing. Choose A4 or Letter. Each image is scaled to fit and centered, never cropped.
  • Mixed shapes. With Orientation on Auto, wide screenshots get landscape pages and tall phone captures get portrait ones.
  • Breathing room. A Small or Large margin frames graphics nicely and keeps them away from printer edges.
  • Order matters. The list order is the page order, so arrange tutorial steps before converting.

Built so your images stay with you

Screenshots often capture more than intended: email addresses, chat threads, account numbers. Rather than trusting a remote service with that, this converter does all of its work within the browser window you are looking at. The PNG files are read from your device, turned into PDF pages in memory, and saved back to you. No network request carries your images, and after the first load, the page works with no connection at all. It is free, adds no watermark and asks for no account.

Limitations

  • Only PNG files are accepted here. For JPG photos, JPG to PDF is the better fit, and Image to PDF handles WEBP, GIF, BMP, AVIF and mixed batches.
  • One image per page. Multiple images cannot share a page in this tool.
  • Lossless images can produce large PDFs. Because PNGs are not photos stored as JPEG, Compress PDF may not shrink them much.
  • You can add as many as 100 PNGs to one document, each weighing up to 200 MB.

Related tools

To go the other way and turn PDF pages into lossless images, use PDF to PNG. To add your new file to an existing document, try Merge PDF.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn screenshots into a PDF?

Select your PNG screenshots, put them in order and click convert. Each screenshot becomes one page of a single PDF. This is a quick way to package steps of a tutorial or a bug report.

Is transparency preserved when converting PNG to PDF?

Yes. Transparent areas stay transparent in the PDF, so a logo or icon on a clear background shows the white page behind it instead of a black or checkered box.

Will my PNG lose quality in the PDF?

No. PNG is a lossless format, and the image is embedded without any lossy compression. Sharp edges, text in screenshots and flat colors stay crisp.

Which page size should I choose for screenshots?

Fit image gives each page the exact proportions of its screenshot, which reads best on screen. If you plan to print, choose A4 or Letter and add a Small margin.

Can I mix PNG and JPG images in one PDF?

This page accepts PNG files only. To combine PNG, JPG, WEBP and other formats in one document, use Image to PDF.

Is anything uploaded to a server?

No. Your images are converted locally by the browser on your device. They are never sent anywhere, and the tool continues to function without internet after loading.

How many images can I convert at once?

Up to 100 images in one PDF, with each file up to 200 MB. Very large batches depend on the memory available on your device.