PNG to PDF
Drop your PNG images - screenshots, scans, graphics - put them in order, pick a page size and margin, and save a single PDF or one per image. A PNG keeps its exact pixels and its transparency; nothing is re-encoded.
Step-by-step guide with screenshotsMade for screenshots, scans and graphics: PNGs keep their exact pixels and their transparency on the way into the PDF, so a diagram stays sharp and a logo stays cut out. Everything happens in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
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Drag them straight from your desktop
- JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP
- Up to 15 MB each
- 5 files a run - unlimited with Pro
A PNG keeps its transparency and its exact pixels - nothing is re-encoded. JPG and the other formats are welcome here too.
See also: Image to PDF · JPG to PDF
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert PNG to PDF?
Drop the PNG files, order them, pick a page size and margin, and save. Screenshots, scans and graphics all work the same way.
Is transparency kept?
Yes. A PNG is embedded as it is, alpha channel included, so a transparent logo stays transparent over the page's white.
Is the image quality changed?
No - a PNG is lossless and goes in pixel for pixel. Only the optional compression switch resamples very large images.
Are my files uploaded?
Nothing is uploaded: the file is opened and processed inside your browser and never leaves your device. Close the tab and it is gone.
My screenshots come out tiny - why?
Because a screenshot's pixels are packed more densely than a printed page's: on a fit-to-image page one pixel is one point, which makes a retina screenshot look small. Choose A4 or Letter instead and each picture is scaled to fill the page within the margin.
What happens to the transparent parts when I print?
They come out as the page - white on white paper. If you need the transparency to stay a real transparency for a later step, the PNG keeps its alpha channel inside the PDF; it is only the printed sheet that has nothing to show there.
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