PNG to PDF
Turn PNG images into a single PDF, with transparency handled cleanly.
How to use
- Drop in one or more PNG images.
- Reorder with ↑ ↓ - each image becomes a page.
- Pick fit-to-image or A4 and download your PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Is PNG transparency preserved?
PNGs are embedded losslessly; transparent areas appear over the white page background.
Can I mix PNG and JPG?
Use our Images to PDF tool for mixed formats - it accepts JPG, PNG and WebP together.
Turn PNG images into a shareable PDF
Screenshots, exported charts, receipts and design mockups usually live as PNG files - crisp and lossless, but awkward to send as a set. This converter combines one PNG or a whole batch into a single PDF, in the order you choose, entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, which keeps screenshots of dashboards, private chats or documents on your own device.
Transparency handled properly
PNGs often carry transparency, and careless converters turn transparent areas black. This one flattens transparency onto a white background instead, so a logo or a UI screenshot with rounded corners comes out looking the way it does on screen. Each image becomes one page sized to fit without stretching, and you can reorder the pages before converting so the sequence is exactly right.
Because PNG is lossless, the image quality in the PDF matches your source precisely - ideal for anything where sharp text and clean lines matter, like documentation or slide exports.
PNG to PDF vs. JPG to PDF
Use PNG to PDF when your images are screenshots, graphics, diagrams or anything with text and sharp edges - PNG preserves them without compression fuzz. Use our JPG to PDF tool when the images are photographs, where JPG's smaller size is worth it and there's no crisp text to protect. If the finished PDF is larger than you'd like, Compress PDF will shrink it without a noticeable quality drop.