Put screenshots, scans and graphics saved as PNG into a single PDF to share, print or attach to a form. Drop them below in order; the PDF is put together on your device.
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Drag your PNG files onto the box above, or click Choose Files. The pages follow the order you add them in, and JPG or WebP pictures can join them.
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The assistant opens with your images and offers A4 or Letter pages, upright or sideways, or pages shaped like each image. Tap the setup you want.
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The PDF appears with a download button, and your PNG files stay as they were. Ask for another setup and the PDF is simply made again.
Screenshots of a booking, pages scanned as PNG, slides exported as pictures: one PDF keeps them together and in order, and it opens the same way on any phone or computer. It is also the format many forms and offices ask for.
Every image gets a page of its own. On A4 or Letter it is shrunk to fit when it is too big, centered, and framed by a white margin you can widen or leave out; with the shaped pages, each page follows its image's proportions. No image is ever stretched to fill a page.
PNG transparency does not carry into the PDF: see-through areas turn white, because each page is stored as a JPEG picture. Up to 50 images fit in one PDF, and the whole file is built in your browser, so the images are not uploaded.
No. They are filled with white, because the images are stored as JPEG pictures inside the PDF. A logo on a see-through background therefore sits on a white page.
Up to 50. For a longer set, split the images into two PDFs.
No. Each page holds a picture of the image, so its words cannot be selected or searched in the PDF. To get the words out as text, use image to text on the screenshots first.
No. It works in a modern web browser on a computer or a phone, with no account to create, nothing to install and no watermark on the result.
No. Every result is saved as a new file, and the file you dropped stays exactly as it was.