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PNG to PDF Converter

Convert PNG images to a PDF document — drag to reorder.

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When to use this

Your client asked for "the screenshots as a PDF." Your boss wants the slide exports in one file. You scanned five pages of a signed contract and now need to send them as a single document. These are all the same problem: you have PNGs, someone else needs a PDF.

PNG-to-PDF is especially common for screenshots, UI mockups, and exported presentation slides. Unlike photos (which are usually JPGs), screenshots and design exports default to PNG — so this is typically the tool you reach for when packaging screen captures or diagram exports into a shareable document.

It also works well for assembling portfolio pages, packaging scanned artwork, or creating simple image-based decks when you don't need transitions or animations.

Good to know

No quality loss. PNG is lossless, and embedding it in a PDF preserves every pixel. Unlike JPG-to-PDF, there are zero compression artifacts introduced during conversion. What you see in the PNG is exactly what appears in the PDF.

"Fit to Image" is usually what you want. Standard page sizes (A4, Letter) add whitespace around your image. If you're packaging screenshots or mockups, "Fit to Image" creates pages sized exactly to each image's dimensions — no awkward borders.

One PDF beats a ZIP of images. Recipients can scroll through a single PDF in any viewer. A ZIP of 12 PNGs requires extracting, sorting, and opening each one separately. PDFs are also easier to annotate and comment on.

Drag to reorder before you generate. Page order matters for multi-page documents. Get the sequence right before hitting convert — it's faster than fixing it in a PDF editor later.

Margins matter for printing. If the PDF will be printed, add margins. Printers clip the outer edges, and borderless content risks losing important details. For screen-only viewing, skip margins to maximize image size.

Quick Reference

Page SizeDimensionsBest For
A4210 × 297 mmFormal docs, international printing
US Letter8.5 × 11 inNorth American printing, submissions
Fit to ImageMatches each PNGScreenshots, mockups, screen viewing