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PNG and JPG to PDF Converter

Convert PNG and JPG images into a PDF in your browser. Lossless, keeps transparency, free and with no uploads.

πŸ”’ Runs entirely in your browser β€” nothing is uploaded

Drop PNG or JPG images here or click to browse

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Convert PNG screenshots and graphics to PDF

PNG is the format of choice for screenshots, diagrams, charts, scanned forms and graphics with sharp edges or text. But when you need to send a document, attach evidence to a ticket or submit pages to a portal, a single PDF is usually expected. This PNG and JPG to PDF converter combines one or many PNG or JPG files into one PDF, with one image per page, in the order you choose. You can mix photos and screenshots freely.

Everything happens inside your browser. The PNG files are read from your device, embedded into a new PDF with pdf-lib and saved as a normal download. There is no upload, no account and no waiting on a server, which matters when screenshots show private messages, account numbers, internal dashboards or customer data.

Lossless quality and transparency

Unlike converters that re-encode images as JPG, this tool embeds the PNG data losslessly, so small text and thin lines in screenshots stay crisp when zoomed or printed. JPG photos are embedded as-is, without a second round of compression. Transparent pixels are kept transparent by default, which is ideal for logos and graphics placed on a page. If the PDF is going to be printed or viewed in apps that show transparency as black, switch the transparency option to Fill with white to flatten every image onto a white background.

Page size and margins

Fit to image creates each page at the exact size of its PNG, which gives the cleanest result for on-screen reading. Choose A4 or US Letter when the document must be printed or meet a standard paper size; each image is scaled to fit and centered, and pages automatically turn landscape for wide images. Add a margin in points (72 pt = 1 inch) to leave white space around the content. Use the arrow buttons to reorder pages and the cross to remove any image before creating the PDF.

How to use

  1. Add imagesDrop PNG or JPG files onto the box, paste a screenshot, or click to browse.
  2. Choose layoutPick a page size, margin and how transparency is handled, then reorder the list.
  3. Create PDFDownload one PDF with each PNG on its own page.

Frequently asked questions

Is PNG transparency preserved?
Yes, by default. Transparent areas stay transparent in the PDF. Choose "Fill with white" if you want a solid white background for printing.
Can I add JPG images too?
Yes. JPG and JPEG files are embedded as-is without re-compression, and you can mix them with PNGs in the same PDF.
Are my PNG files uploaded?
No. Images are read by your browser and embedded into a PDF locally with pdf-lib. Nothing leaves your device.
Is image quality reduced?
No. PNG data is embedded losslessly, so screenshots, diagrams and text stay sharp.
Can I put several PNGs into one PDF?
Yes. Add as many PNG files as you like, reorder them with the arrows, and each one becomes a page in a single PDF.