Convert PNG to PDF

Turn PNG images and screenshots into a single PDF.

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Screenshots that behave like a document

PNGs become ordered pages instead of a pile of attachments.

Sharp edges stay sharp

PNG is the format screenshots and diagrams use because it keeps hard edges and text crisp. Those images go into the PDF as they are rather than being re-compressed into softness.

Several images, one file

A sequence of screenshots becomes a document with pages in order - far easier to follow than a folder of files named Screenshot 1 through 9.

Pick the page size

Choose the paper size and orientation so the result prints sensibly rather than at whatever pixel dimensions the screen happened to be.

Turn a sequence of screenshots into one document

Screenshots are how most people document a process, report a bug or evidence something on screen, and they arrive as a set of PNG files in no particular order. Sending nine attachments and hoping the recipient opens them in sequence is not a good way to explain anything.

As a PDF they become numbered pages in the order you set, which is the format a support desk, a colleague or a claims process actually wants.

Why PNG matters for text and diagrams

PNG stores images without throwing detail away, which is why it is the right format for screenshots, charts and line drawings - the text stays legible and the lines stay clean.

Those qualities carry into the PDF. If the finished document is larger than you would like, compress it afterwards rather than degrading the images before they go in, so you can decide how much sharpness to trade.

Nothing is reordered or removed

Convert PNG to PDF in the browser

Nothing to install and no image editor needed. The converter runs from a browser tab on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.

Upload from your device, from a link or from cloud storage, up to 50 MB without an account.

Your file, handled properly

A document on its way into PDF is usually one you have not published yet. This is how it is treated.

Encrypted end to end

The upload and the download both run over TLS with modern ciphers, and personal data is stored encrypted.

Read by software, not by people

Conversion is automated from start to finish. Nobody opens your document, no copy is taken, and no backup of a user file is kept.

Yours, and only yours

The copyright and the ownership stay with you. Your files are never used to train AI models, and processing follows the GDPR.

How to convert PNG to PDF

Upload your PNG images.

Drag them in, browse your device, or load them from a link or cloud storage.
Put them in the order you want.

The order you set is the page order in the finished document.
Choose the page size.

Pick the paper size and orientation the images should be placed on.
Click Start and download the PDF.

Take the finished file, or delete the uploads from the server straight away.

Frequently asked questions about PNG to PDF

Is it free to convert PNG to PDF?

Yes. PNG to PDF is free and needs no account. Files up to 50 MB can be converted without registering, and a free account or a paid plan raises that limit.

Can I put several PNGs into one PDF?

Yes. Add them all and they become pages in the order you arrange, which is the point when the images are a sequence of screenshots.

Will my screenshots stay sharp?

The images go into the document as they are. If you compress the PDF afterwards you choose how much sharpness to trade, rather than having it decided for you.

Does PNG transparency survive?

A PDF page has a background, so transparent areas will show as white rather than as transparency. That is normal for any image placed on a page.

Can I choose the page size?

Yes. Set the paper size and orientation so the result prints properly instead of matching the screen's pixel dimensions.

Is it safe to convert screenshots online?

Yes. The upload and the download run over an encrypted connection, and the conversion itself is automated, so nobody reads your file or makes a copy of it. No backup of a user file is kept, the copyright stays with you, and the service is run by QaamGo Web GmbH, a German company, under the GDPR.