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PNG to PDF
Turn PNG screenshots, graphics, and transparent images into a crisp PDF without losing quality.
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Turn PNG Images into a Single PDF Document
Upload your PNG files, arrange the order, and download a clean PDF that keeps transparency and sharp edges intact.
Lossless PNG Output
Your PNGs are embedded losslessly, not re-encoded as JPEG. Text stays crisp and there is no compression haze on flat colors.
Drag to Reorder
Arrange your images in the exact order you want before converting so the PDF pages appear in the right sequence.
Page Size Options
Choose standard page sizes like A4 or Letter to ensure images fit cleanly on each page of the output document.
Great for Screenshots and Graphics
Built for the kind of images PNG is actually used for: screenshots, logos, diagrams, and anything with sharp edges or transparency.
Files Deleted After Download
All uploaded images and the generated PDF are automatically removed from the server after you download.
No Account Required
Upload your images and download the PDF. No signup, no watermark, and no limit on how many images you include.
PNG is the format of choice for screenshots, exported graphics, logos with transparent backgrounds, and anything where sharp lines and text matter more than file size. This tool turns a batch of PNGs into a single PDF without flattening transparency or softening edges the way a JPEG re-encode would.
How the conversion works
Select your PNG files, drag them into the order you want the pages to appear, and click convert. Each image is embedded in the PDF using its original pixel data, so there is no lossy recompression step. If you want everything combined into one PDF rather than separate files, the merge option handles that before conversion. The whole process runs in your browser, so nothing gets uploaded anywhere.
What you can upload
- Input format: PNG only
- Output: single merged PDF or one PDF per image, depending on your selection
- Up to 20 files at once, 10 MB per file, 200 MB total
- Client-side processing, so images stay on your device throughout
- Images are embedded losslessly, not converted to JPEG
When PNG to PDF comes in handy
- Screenshots and bug reports: combine a series of screenshots into one PDF so a walkthrough or bug report reads top to bottom instead of arriving as loose attachments.
- UI mockups and design exports: package exported screens or components into a single document to review or share with a team.
- Logos and transparent graphics: keep branded assets sharp and free of the fringing artefacts a JPEG re-encode can introduce around edges.
- Charts and diagrams: text and lines in exported charts stay crisp instead of getting blurred by lossy compression.
- Application and portal submissions: many forms require a PDF. If you only have PNG screenshots of your documents, this converts them in one step.
What the finished PDF looks like
Each image sits on its own page, sized to fill the page without cropping or distorting. The encoding stays lossless throughout, and images up to 2000 pixels on their longest side are embedded at full resolution; larger images are scaled down cleanly before that lossless encode. If you chose to merge everything into one file, the images appear in the order you arranged them with no blank pages between them.
Step by Step
How to Convert PNG to PDF Online for Free
Click the upload area or drag and drop your PNG images into the tool.
Drag and drop the thumbnails to reorder the pages as needed.
Click 'Convert to PDF' to start the process.
Your PDF downloads automatically once conversion is complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You can convert PNG images to PDF for free.
Yes. Upload multiple PNG images and merge them into a single PDF.
Yes. Your PNG images retain their original quality during conversion.
No. Everything works online in your browser.
Yes. Files are processed securely and deleted after processing.
Yes. It works on smartphones, tablets, and desktops.
No. Your PDF will not contain any watermark.
Your converted document is downloaded as a PDF.