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PNG to PDF

Add your PNG images, put them in order and save one PDF.

Drop your images here

or pick them from your device.

Screenshots and scans

PNG is the usual format for screenshots, diagrams and scanned pages with text. Without a size limit the picture goes into the PDF as it is, so text stays sharp when you zoom in.

Transparent PNG files

A PNG with a see-through background sits on a page. Check the result in your PDF viewer: if you plan to print, a transparent logo prints as the paper colour.

Keeping the file small

PNG files are big. A PDF of ten screenshots can be many megabytes. If a form or an email limits the size, type a maximum and the images are compressed until the PDF fits. That is the only case where quality drops.

Order of pages

Pages follow the list. Move each picture up or down before you create the PDF; it is easier than fixing the order afterwards.

PNG to PDF

  • Each PNG becomes one page, in the order you set. Mix in JPG or WEBP if you like.
  • Screenshots, scans and drawings keep their sharpness.
  • Need a small file for an upload form? Type a maximum size and the pictures are compressed until the PDF fits.
  • Your images are processed on your device and never sent to a server.

Questions

Can I put many PNGs in one PDF?

Yes. Add them all and move each one up or down before you create the PDF.

Does the PNG lose quality?

Not unless you set a size limit. Without a limit the picture is stored as it is.

Which formats work?

PNG, JPG and WEBP.

Is it free?

Yes, with no size limit.

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