How to Turn a PNG into a PDF

Four simple steps

1. 1

   Select one or more PNG images.

2. 2

   Review filenames and previews, then arrange their order.

3. 3

   Choose A4 for a consistent document or Original size for exact image dimensions.

4. 4

   Create the PDF and confirm the final page count.

Tips for the best result

• Transparent areas may render differently, so use a white background when it matters.
• Higher-resolution PNGs keep small text easier to read.
• Files are not uploaded and the selection disappears when the page is closed.

Common uses for PNG to PDF

Screenshots for manuals, records of web pages, and diagrams or charts are usually saved as PNG. A PDF keeps many of them in a fixed order inside one file.

Unlike a folder of images, a PDF shows every reader the same order and layout.

Settings for a clean result

Choose A4 for a consistent document even when screenshot sizes differ; choose Original size to keep exact dimensions.

Transparent PNG areas may not render on the background you expect, so flatten important images onto white beforehand.

No uploads, no worries

Captures of internal systems or personal data are risky to upload anywhere. PDF Tool never sends your PNGs off the device — the PDF is generated entirely in your browser.

Turning screenshots into documents

Step-by-step software guides work well as numbered screenshots combined into one PDF — with A4 selected, the result is ready to print and hand out.

To archive a web page, capture it in a few screenshots and arrange them top to bottom; the PDF becomes an easy-to-reread record.