Screenshots into one document
Four 1440 × 900 PNG screenshots uploaded in order and built with "Fit to each image" produce a 4-page PDF (437 KB), each page sized to match its screenshot.
Convert PNG images to a single PDF online, one image per page — free PNG to PDF converter.
Padding and position apply when the page is larger than the scaled image.
About
Upload one or more PNG images and get back a single PDF with each image as its own page, in the order you added them — a common way to package screenshots or transparent-background graphics into one document to send or archive. Building the PDF happens entirely on your device.
PNGs keep their transparency inside the PDF, so a logo or diagram with a transparent background sits directly on the white page with no box around it. Screenshots stay pixel-perfect, which makes "Fit to each image" a good choice for turning a set of screenshots into a document that reads like a slideshow.
Examples
4 worked examples
Four 1440 × 900 PNG screenshots uploaded in order and built with "Fit to each image" produce a 4-page PDF (437 KB), each page sized to match its screenshot.
A transparent-background PNG logo combined with the A4 option and Image position set to Center sits in the middle of a standard page, with the transparent areas showing the white page underneath.
Uploading just one PNG flow diagram (34 KB) still produces a valid one-page PDF of 33 KB, with every line as sharp as the original.
Choosing A5 with the Center position turns three 1600 × 900 PNG slides into a small, half-A4 3-page PDF handout.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about the PNG to PDF Converter.
Upload your PNG image or images above, in the order you want them as pages, choose a page size, then click Build PDF. The finished file downloads directly from your browser.
Yes. It's free, with no sign-up and no limit on how many images you combine.
Transparency is kept — each image is embedded as a PNG with its alpha channel — and because a PDF page is white, transparent areas simply show as white in any PDF viewer.
Yes — upload several images at once, and each becomes its own page in the resulting PDF, in the order you added them.
No. The PDF is built entirely in your browser using a small PDF library loaded from this site — your images never leave your device.
Yes — use the dedicated PDF to PNG converter page to extract each page as an image.
Yes. Each PNG is embedded losslessly, so text and sharp edges in screenshots stay as crisp as the original image.
Choose Fit to each image, A4, US Letter, Legal, A3 or A5. For the standard sizes you can add up to 50 mm of padding and place each image at the top left, centre or bottom right.
Yes. The pages are previewed below the options as soon as you add images, and the preview changes as you adjust the page size, padding and position.
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