How to convert PNG to PDF
- Select your PNG files or drop them onto the page.
- Arrange them in the order you want.
- Choose page size, orientation and margins.
- Click convert and download the PDF.
Ideal for screenshots and diagrams
PNG is lossless, which is why screenshots, charts, user-interface mock-ups, scanned line art and graphics with text are usually saved as PNG. Converting them to PDF keeps that sharpness: text in the image stays crisp, and thin lines don't blur. Typical uses are bug reports and how-to guides made of screenshots, design reviews, or a set of exported slides that need to be sent as one file.
Transparency and file size
PNG images can have transparent areas. In the PDF they are shown over the white page, so logos and cut-outs look clean. Lossless images can be large, especially photos saved as PNG. If the PDF is bigger than you need, convert photo-like images with PNG to JPG first, or reduce the finished file with Compress PDF.
Layout choices
Use the image's own size for screenshots so each page matches the screen exactly, or a standard page size such as A4 if the document will be printed or attached to a form. The PDF is created on your device and the images are never uploaded. For photos, JPG to PDF is usually the better fit.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to transparent backgrounds?
Transparent areas show the white page underneath in the PDF.
Will text in my screenshots stay sharp?
Yes. Images are placed at full resolution without lossy compression.
Why is my PDF large?
Lossless PNG images, especially photos, contain a lot of data. Compress the PDF afterwards or convert photos to JPG first.
Can I mix PNG and JPG images?
Yes. Common image formats can be combined in the same PDF.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Conversion runs in your browser.