How to convert PNG to PDF
PNG is the usual format for screenshots, charts and designs. This tool collects your PNG images into one tidy PDF.
- Add your PNG files or screenshots.
- Move them up and down until the order is right.
- Pick the page size: A4, US Letter, or Same as the image.
- Choose 1, 2 or 4 images per page, the orientation and a margin.
- Press Create PDF and download the file.
Up to 100 images can go into one PDF.
Screenshot to PDF, the clean way
Screenshots are often used as proof: a fee payment, an online order, a chat, a portal error. A PDF keeps them in order and is accepted by more forms and offices than loose images.
Before you convert, crop away the phone's status bar or anything private in the screenshot, like other chats or your balance. The PDF shows each image exactly as it is.
PNG images stay PNG inside the PDF. That keeps screenshot text crisp, without the blurry edges that JPG compression can add. Choose Same as the image if you want each page to match the screenshot exactly, with no white page around it.
Transparent PNG images in a PDF
Transparent parts of a PNG are kept. A logo or signature with a see-through background sits on the page without a white box around it. This is handy for a letterhead page, a design draft or a set of icons you want to share for review.
Most PDF viewers show see-through areas as white, so the page looks clean when printed. If you made a transparent signature with Clean signature, you can turn it into a PDF here too.
Ways people use a PNG to PDF converter
- Students turning screenshots of online lectures or notes into one study file.
- Job seekers saving screenshots of an application confirmation for their records.
- Office staff sending a set of charts or dashboard captures to a manager.
- Designers sharing several mock-ups in one file instead of many attachments.
- Shop owners keeping screenshots of bank transfers in one monthly PDF.
It also helps with complaints and records. When a portal shows an error during an admission or job form, a dated set of screenshots in one PDF is clear evidence to send to the help desk. Put them in the order things happened, from the first screen to the last.
Charts and diagrams exported from Excel, PowerPoint or design apps as PNG keep their sharp lines. A report made of these images reads well on screen and prints cleanly.
Tips and privacy
- This page accepts PNG files only. For a mix of JPG, HEIC and PNG, use JPG to PDF, which takes them all.
- Phone screenshots are tall. On A4 with 2 or 4 per page, they get small; 1 per page is easier to read.
- A PDF made of many large PNG screenshots can be big. Compress PDF can shrink it before you upload it.
- The first image in the list becomes the first page.
Everything happens in your browser. Your screenshots are not uploaded, which matters when they show account numbers, messages or personal details. There is no sign-up and no watermark on the PDF.