PNG to PDF
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Turn PNG screenshots and diagrams into a PDF
PNG is what you have when the images came from a screen rather than a camera. Screenshots of an error, a chat thread, a bank transaction, a dashboard, or exported diagrams and charts. Collecting them into one PDF makes them a document you can attach to a ticket, a complaint or a report instead of a folder of loose files.
The format is a good fit for this because PNG stores every pixel exactly. Interface text, thin table rules and chart gridlines survive into the PDF looking the way they did on screen, whereas routing the same images through a lossy format leaves a soft halo around every letter.
Choose A4 pages when the PDF will be printed or submitted somewhere, and image sized pages when you want each screenshot at its native proportions without white margins. Be aware that a long run of full resolution screenshots adds up, so compress the finished document if it needs to go by email.
Simple, practical guidance
How to use PNG to PDF
Each PNG is embedded losslessly onto its own page, in the order you set. Nothing is converted to a lossy format on the way in, so the pixels in the PDF are the pixels you supplied.
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Upload the PNG images.
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Check their order in the preview.
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Choose image-sized pages or A4 fitting.
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Select Create PDF and save the combined file.
Get a better result
Because PNG data is stored without loss, screenshots and diagrams keep perfectly hard edges and small interface text stays legible at full zoom.
Know how your file is handled
The document is created in your browser from local files. Screenshots that might contain account details or internal dashboards never leave your machine.
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Lossless embedding means a set of large PNG screenshots produces a correspondingly large PDF, and transparent areas are composited onto a white page.
Questions people ask
PNG to PDF FAQ
Screenshots, transparency, file size, and whether the text stays selectable.
How do I convert PNG files into a PDF?
Upload the images, confirm their order in the preview, choose image sized or A4 pages, then select Create PDF. All of them are written into one document.
Is PNG better than JPG for this?
For screenshots, diagrams, charts and anything containing text, yes, because nothing is softened by compression. For photographs, JPG gives a much smaller PDF with no visible difference. JPG to PDF
What happens to transparent areas?
They are placed onto the white page, so transparency shows as white in the finished PDF. A PDF page has a background, so there is nothing for the transparent region to show through to.
Will the text in my screenshots be searchable?
No. A screenshot is an image, so its text is pixels. Run OCR on the finished PDF, or pull the words out of a single image with Image to Text. Image to Text
Can I put several screenshots on one page?
Not from this tool, which gives each image its own page. To lay two or three images out on a single sheet, place them manually in PDF Maker. PDF Maker
Why is my PDF so large?
PNG is lossless, so full resolution screenshots carry a lot of data and twenty of them make a heavy file. Compress PDF will bring it down substantially if it needs to be emailed. Compress PDF
Are my screenshots uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is built inside your browser, so images of internal systems or account pages stay entirely on your device.
How do I change the page order?
Drag the thumbnails into the sequence you want before creating the PDF. The on screen order is exactly the page order you get.
Does image quality drop during conversion?
No. PNG data is embedded as it is, without re-encoding, so the pixels in the PDF match the pixels in your files.
Can I add these pages to an existing PDF?
Yes. Create the PDF here and then merge it into your document, or insert the images directly at a chosen position with Add Pages. Add Pages