PNG to PDF
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Convert PNG images into a single PDF, one page per image, at full resolution. Entirely in your browser — free, private, no signup.
How this PNG to PDF converter works
Add one or more PNG files and this tool places each on its own PDF page, sized to the image so nothing is squashed or cropped. The conversion runs in your browser, so screenshots, scans and design exports never leave your device. PNG is lossless, and the images go into the PDF at full resolution without being recompressed. Honest note: each page takes the image's own shape rather than A4 or Letter. If you need standard paper for printing, run the result through our Resize PDF tool afterwards.
PNG to PDF tips
- Add files in the order you want the pages. The list keeps your order, and you can remove any file before converting.
- PNG keeps text-heavy screenshots razor sharp. For photos, JPG to PDF usually makes a much smaller file.
- Transparent areas stay transparent in the PDF, and viewers draw them over a white page, which is what you want for documents.
- Turning a pile of screenshots into one PDF makes bug reports, tutorials and receipts far easier to attach and review.
- Need uniform A4 or Letter pages? Convert here first, then use Resize PDF to fit every page to one paper size.
PNG to PDF — common questions
Latest questions readers ask us about this topic.
Are my PNG files uploaded anywhere?
No. The images are read and embedded into the PDF by your own browser, and the finished file downloads from your device's memory. Nothing is sent to a server, which matters when screenshots show account details, private messages or unreleased designs.
Will the PDF look blurry?
No. Each PNG is embedded at full resolution without recompression, so the PDF shows exactly the pixels you uploaded. It can't add detail that was never there, though: if the original screenshot was small, start from the largest export you have.
What page size does the PDF use?
Each page matches its image, so a tall phone screenshot becomes a tall page and a wide banner becomes a wide one. That avoids cropping and white bars. For uniform A4 or US Letter pages, run the PDF through our Resize PDF tool afterwards.
Can I mix PNG and JPG files?
This page accepts PNG only, which keeps the file picker focused. For a mix of formats, use our JPG to PDF tool: it takes JPG and PNG files in the same batch and keeps them in the order you add them.
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