PNG to PDF
Turn PNG screenshots and pictures into a PDF, one per page or merged into one file, right in your browser without uploading anything.
or drop them here
Files that convert in your browser never leave your computer. Files sent to our servers are deleted after an hour.
How to convert PNG to PDF
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Choose a PNG file on your computer or phone, or drop it into the box above.
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Check that PDF is selected and press «Convert».
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Download the PDF file. You can convert many files at once.
Add one PNG or several at once, and the converter puts them into a PDF for you. You can get a separate PDF for each picture, or merge them all into a single PDF. When you merge, the pages follow the order of your files, so put them in the order you want before you start.
Your pictures are not re-compressed with loss. A screenshot with small text or a logo with sharp edges goes into the PDF as it is, without the blur you sometimes get from squeezing an image again.
PNG can have see-through areas. A PDF page is paper, so transparent parts are kept as white paper. If your logo has a clear background, it will sit on white in the PDF. If you need the transparency to stay, keep the original PNG as well.
Everything happens inside your browser. The file is never uploaded anywhere, and there is no size limit other than the memory of your device. Once the page is open, it keeps working offline. This is handy when you need to send several screenshots as one document, attach scans of forms, or hand in pictures where only PDF is accepted.
What is PNG?
Portable Network Graphics
An image format without quality loss that keeps transparency. Best for screenshots, logos and pictures with text.
How to open: Any device and browser, Paint, Photoshop, GIMP.
What is PDF?
Portable Document Format
A fixed-layout document that looks the same on every device: text, fonts, pictures and pages stay exactly as they were made. The standard for contracts, invoices, forms and e-books.
How to open: Any browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox), Adobe Acrobat Reader, the built-in viewer of macOS, iOS and Android.