Drop your PNGs above, set the order and page size, and download one PDF. PNGs are embedded losslessly, so text in screenshots stays sharp. The PDF is made in your browser.
Why convert PNG to PDF?
A single PDF is easier to send, print and file than a folder of screenshots, and it keeps the pages in the order you chose.
How it works
1. Drop one or more PNG files.
2. Drag them into order.
3. Choose Fit image, A4, Letter, Legal or A3; orientation; fit, fill or stretch; and a margin.
4. Download the PDF.
PNG vs PDF
PNG: lossless single image, ideal for screenshots, sharp text and graphics.
PDF: multi-page document with real paper sizes. PNG data inside the PDF stays lossless, so the PDF is about as large as the PNGs combined.
Quality notes
PNGs are placed without recompression. Transparent areas show the white page underneath. Pages are images, so text inside them is not searchable.
Common use cases
Turning a set of screenshots into a bug report or tutorial; submitting scanned forms as one file; collecting diagrams into a printable handout.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine several PNGs?＋
Yes — drop them all and drag them into order.
Is transparency kept?＋
Transparent areas show the page colour (white).
Will screenshot text stay sharp?＋
Yes. PNG data is embedded losslessly.
Why is the PDF large?＋
Lossless PNGs are large. Use Compress PDF on the result if you need it smaller (pages become JPEG images).