PNG to PDF

Screenshots and images into one lossless PDF. Your files never leave your device.

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JPGs go into the PDF without re-encoding, other formats in high quality. Photo metadata (location, camera) is left out.

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How to convert PNG to PDF

  1. Click the box above or drop your PNGs onto it — add as many as you like: each image becomes a page.
  2. Reorder pages with the arrow buttons and choose the page size: A4, Letter or fit to image, with or without margins.
  3. Click “Download PDF” — the document is created right in your browser.

Why use this converter

  • Crisp text in screenshots

    PNGs are compressed losslessly in the PDF: small text, diagrams and interfaces stay sharp.

  • Transparency is kept

    Transparent areas stay transparent — the page underneath shows white paper, not a black background.

  • Files stay on your device

    The PDF is built on your device; your images aren't uploaded anywhere.

  • Mix formats in one PDF

    Add JPG, HEIC, WebP and other images alongside PNG — they all become pages of one document.

FAQ

How do I combine several PNGs into one PDF?

Add all the images at once or one by one — each becomes a page. Change the order with the arrow buttons on a file's row and remove extras with the cross. Then click “Download PDF”.

Is the PNG quality preserved?

Yes. PNGs are compressed losslessly in the PDF — the pixels are the same as in the original. Black-and-white images and scans are stored in grayscale, which keeps the PDF smaller.

What happens to transparency?

Transparency is preserved: PDF viewers show transparent areas as white, like a sheet of paper.

Why is a PDF from PNGs bigger than from JPGs?

PNG stores images losslessly, so they take more space in the PDF too. If size matters more, compress the images first or convert them to JPG.

Which page size should I pick?

A4 (or Letter in the US) for printing and documents: the image fits the page and keeps its proportions. “Fit to image” makes each page exactly the size of the picture, with no white borders.

Can I add photos in other formats?

Yes: JPG, HEIC, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF and JPEG XL. JPG photos go in without re-encoding, lossy formats in high quality.

Is it safe?

Yes. Only the tool itself is loaded from the site; the PDF is created in your browser and your files are never sent to a server.