Convert a PNG to PDF
Turn your screenshots and PNG images into a PDF document, ready to send or print. One image per page, in the order you choose.
The format people expect for a screenshot
PNG is what most screen-capture tools produce by default. It is ideal for keeping text sharp, but awkward to send: every capture is a separate file, and plenty of submission systems accept nothing but PDF.
Merging your captures into one PDF fixes both at once — a single file, in a format everyone can open and print as it stands.
Transparency and page background
If your PNGs contain transparent areas they will appear white in the PDF: the format does not render transparency on a page intended for print. That is expected behaviour and leaves the rest of the image untouched.
The original resolution is preserved in full. A high-definition capture stays sharp when you zoom into the PDF, which matters for screenshots containing small text.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to transparent areas?
They appear white in the resulting PDF. The rest of the image is unchanged.
Can I put several PNGs in the same PDF?
Yes, up to 20 images per conversion. Each becomes a page, in the order you dropped them.
Is the sharpness of my captures preserved?
Yes. The original resolution is kept with no recompression, so text in screenshots stays perfectly legible when zoomed.