To convert PNG to PDF, choose one or more PNG images, put them in order, pick A4, US Letter or image size and click Convert. You get one PDF with each PNG on its own page, at full quality.
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Combine screenshots and scans into one document, in the order you choose.
Images are placed at their original size, so text in screenshots stays readable.
Use standard paper sizes for printing, or the image size for on-screen reading.
The PDF is created on your device, never on a server.
A PDF is the easiest way to send several screenshots or scanned pages together: they stay in order, open on any device and can be uploaded to forms that accept only PDF. Choose Same as image to keep each screenshot at its exact size, or A4 or US Letter for pages you will print. PNG images are placed without recompression, so the PDF looks exactly like the originals.
Yes. Add as many PNG images as you need, put them in order with the arrows, and they become one PDF with one image per page.
No. The image is placed in the PDF at its full resolution, so text in screenshots stays sharp. Fit-to-page only changes how big it appears on the page.
Transparent parts of a PNG show as white on the PDF page, which is how they would print.
No. The PDF is created in your browser, so screenshots of private chats, statements or IDs never leave your device.
Open this page in Edge or Chrome, choose the PNG files and click Convert. The PDF goes to your Downloads folder. Windows Print to PDF also works for a single image.
Proof of payment: take screenshots of a bank transfer confirmation and the invoice it paid, convert both PNGs into one PDF, and send a single attachment.
Online order records: save the order and delivery screenshots from a shopping app as one PDF for your records or a return request.
Class notes or slides: combine slide screenshots into one PDF so you can read them in order on any device, and add page numbers if you will print them.