PNG to PDF Converter Online

Turn screenshots, design exports, and charts into one PDF - combine many PNGs, converted locally

PNG is the format of screenshots, design exports, and charts - and PDF is what people ask you to send. This free PNG to PDF converter turns one PNG, or a whole batch, into a single PDF: add your files, use the arrows on each thumbnail to set the order, and generate. Every PNG becomes its own page.

PNG keeps text, thin lines, and flat colors perfectly sharp, so the converter embeds your PNGs as lossless image data - they are never recompressed to JPG, and small type in a screenshot or labels on a chart stay crisp. Pick Fit to Image (each page matches its PNG, ideal for screenshots and long captures) or A4 Centered (uniform A4 pages for printing or submitting).

PNGs with a transparent background - logos, cut-outs, design assets - keep their transparency, and the clear areas show the white page behind them. Conversion happens locally in your browser: screenshots of dashboards, invoices, or chats never leave your device, and the PDF has no watermark.

How to use

  1. Click "Add Images" and choose one or more PNG files - or just drag them into the window
  2. Use the arrows on each thumbnail to move a page earlier or later, and remove any image you do not need
  3. Choose "Fit to Image" (each page matches its PNG) or "A4 Centered" (uniform A4 pages)
  4. Click "Generate PDF" to download it, or "Generate & Open in Editor" to keep working on it

FAQ

How do I convert PNG to PDF online for free?

Open this page, click "Add Images" and choose your PNG files (or drag them in), pick a page layout, and click "Generate PDF". It is free, with no sign-up and no watermark.

Can I combine multiple PNG files into one PDF?

Yes. Add as many PNGs as you like, use the arrows on each thumbnail to set the order, and every PNG becomes one page of the same PDF.

Does it support transparent PNGs?

Yes. Transparency is kept in the PDF, so clear areas show the white page behind them instead of turning black.

Can I convert PNG to PDF without losing quality?

Yes. PNG pixels are embedded losslessly - never recompressed to JPG - so text and lines stay sharp (16-bit PNGs are converted to 8-bit color). Photo-like PNGs make a large PDF, so run it through Compress PDF if needed.

How do I convert a PNG to an A4-size PDF?

Choose "A4 Centered" before generating. Each PNG is scaled to fit an A4 page with at least a half-inch margin and centered, using a landscape page for wide images. "Fit to Image" makes each page the same size as its PNG instead.

Why is the PDF page so large when I convert a screenshot?

In "Fit to Image" mode one pixel becomes one PDF point, so a 1920 x 1080 screenshot makes a 1920 x 1080 pt (about 26.7 x 15 in) page. That is fine for viewing on screen; choose "A4 Centered" if you need a standard page size for printing.

Can I select or search the text inside a PNG after converting?

No - a PNG is a picture, so its text stays part of the image. To make the PDF searchable and copyable, run it through Make PDF Searchable, which adds an OCR text layer.

Is it safe to convert screenshots that contain private information?

Yes. The conversion runs in your browser, so your PNGs are never uploaded to a server and never leave your device.

Can I add JPG or other image types along with my PNGs?

Yes. PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF files can be added together, and each one becomes a page in the order you set. Animated PNGs and GIFs use their first frame.

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