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Convert PNG Screenshots to PDF

Turn PNG screenshots, diagrams and graphics into a PDF that stays pixel-sharp — lossless, several per file. Free, in your browser.

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Why use this tool

  • No file size limit
  • Nothing is uploaded
  • No signup needed

PNG is the format of screenshots, diagrams, charts and designs: images with text and hard edges that must stay crisp. Converting them to PDF makes them easy to print, attach and share as one document, and this PNG to PDF converter keeps them lossless along the way.

Add one PNG or many, put them in order, choose the page layout and download a single PDF. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account, watermark or limit.

How to convert PNG to PDF

  1. Add your PNG files

    Drag the .png files into the box, or click to pick several at once.

  2. Arrange the pages

    Each PNG becomes a page. Move pages with the arrows and remove any you do not need.

  3. Convert and download

    Choose a page size — Fit to image suits screenshots — then press Convert to PDF and download.

Lossless PNG to PDF

PNG images go into the PDF losslessly: every pixel of a screenshot, every line of a chart and every letter of small text is kept exactly. Nothing is re-compressed to JPG on the way, so there is no blur or fringing around edges.

Transparent areas stay transparent and simply show the white of the page, so a logo or cut-out with a see-through background prints cleanly. To turn PDF pages back into lossless images, use PDF to PNG.

Screenshots: use Fit to image

A screenshot rarely has the shape of a sheet of paper. With Fit to image, every page takes the size of its screenshot, so there are no wide white bands and the PDF reads like the screen it came from. Choose A4 or Letter instead when the PDF is going to be printed.

PNG compared with PDF

What changes when your PNGs become a PDF.

PNG filesOne PDF
QualityLosslessLossless — PNG data kept
TransparencyYesShown over the white page
Several imagesSeparate filesOne document, pages in order
Printing and sharingVaries by appConsistent everywhere

When to convert PNG to PDF

  • Screenshots for a report or ticket

    A series of screenshots becomes one PDF that reads in order.

  • Charts and diagrams

    Graphics stay crisp in a PDF you can attach to an email or print.

  • Designs and mock-ups

    Share design exports as a single, easy-to-open document.

  • Tickets, passes and confirmations

    Saved screenshots of bookings or passes, gathered into one printable PDF.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a PDF from PNG screenshots?
Add the PNGs, put them in order with the arrows, pick a page size and press Convert to PDF. Each screenshot becomes one page of the same file, with no watermark or sign-up.
Do screenshots stay sharp in the PDF?
No. The PNG data goes into the PDF losslessly, so screenshots and text stay pixel-sharp.
What happens to a transparent PNG in the PDF?
The transparency is kept, so the see-through areas show the white page beneath. The picture itself is unchanged.
Is there a built-in way on a Mac?
Select the PNGs in Finder, right-click and choose Quick Actions → Create PDF, or open the image in Preview and use File → Export as PDF. This page works the same on any computer, with page size and margin options.
Why is my PDF larger than the PNG files?
PDF stores the pixels with a simpler compression than PNG, so a page can come out somewhat larger than the original file — the quality is identical. If size matters, resize large screenshots first.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Your browser assembles the PDF from the PNGs on your device and saves the finished file there too.
Does PNG to PDF combine screenshots into one image?
No: one PNG per page. To stitch screenshots into one tall or side-by-side picture, use Combine Images.

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