Put PNG screenshots and graphics into a PDF without recompressing them. Reorder pages, pick fit-to-image, A4 or Letter, and make one PDF or one per image.
Works in your browser. What you paste or upload is processed on your device.
Choose your screenshots or PNG graphics, or drag them in. JPG files can be added too.
Move images up or down with the arrows. The preview shows each page in order.
Fit to image keeps each screenshot's shape; A4 and Letter suit printing.
Choose One PDF or one per image, press Create PDF and download the result.
PNG to PDF turns PNG images, such as screenshots, exported charts, diagrams, designs and scanned pages saved as PNG, into a PDF. Because PNG is lossless, this tool keeps it that way: with Original quality, each PNG goes into the PDF without any recompression, so small interface text and fine lines look exactly as they did on your screen.
Add up to 100 images (JPG files can be mixed in), order them with the arrows and watch the page preview. Choose Fit to image for pages shaped like each screenshot, or A4 or US Letter with auto, portrait or landscape orientation and an optional margin. Make one combined PDF, handy for a bug report, a tutorial or a design review, or one PDF per image as a ZIP. Transparent areas of a PNG stay transparent and show the white page behind them.
Limits: lossless pages make larger PDFs than JPEG, especially for photos saved as PNG. Choose Smaller file to store the images as JPEG (at most 2000 px on the long side); transparent areas then turn white. Text in a screenshot is part of the picture, so it can't be searched in the PDF without OCR.
Screenshots are how people document bugs, record receipts and share designs, but a folder of PNGs is awkward to send and review. One PDF keeps them in order and opens on any device, and lossless embedding means nobody squints at blurry text. Your screenshots may show private data, so they are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
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Yes. With Original quality the PNG data is placed in the PDF as it is, so text and lines are pixel-identical to your screenshot. Zoom in on the PDF and you will see the same pixels.
With Original quality, transparency is kept: transparent areas show the page behind them, which is white in every PDF viewer. With Smaller file, images are stored as JPEG, which has no transparency, so those areas are filled with white.
It should be about the same size as the PNGs together, sometimes slightly smaller or larger, because the images are stored losslessly. If you need a small file, choose Smaller file, which uses JPEG.
Yes. Add both kinds; each image becomes one page in the order you set. JPG files are also embedded without recompression.
Open this page in Safari, tap the upload box, choose Photo Library and select your screenshots (iPhone saves them as PNG). Order them, press Create PDF and save the download to Files.
Yes. The images are read and the PDF is written in your browser; nothing is uploaded. Our server only receives a count of runs for the daily free use.
You get one free run of this tool per day. After that, each run costs 5 credits (5 US cents), which needs a free AI Rank Lab account. One run is one press of the main button, however many pages or files it handles.
Each one opens on its own page and works straight away, with no sign-up.
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