How do I convert a PNG to PDF?
Drop one or more PNG files into the box above, pick the page settings and click “Create PDF”. Each image becomes a page, and the finished PDF downloads right away. There is no account to create and no software to install, and it works the same on a laptop or a phone.
PNG is the file you get when you take a screenshot, export a graphic from a design tool or save a diagram, and those are exactly the files that people ask you to send as a PDF. If your pictures are camera photos in JPG, the JPG to PDF tool covers those, and both formats can be mixed there.
Tip: For a single screenshot, choose “fit to image” with no margin. The PDF page then matches the screenshot exactly, with no white bars around it.
How do I turn several screenshots into one PDF?
Select all the screenshots at once, then drag the thumbnails until the story reads correctly, from the first step to the last. Keep the One PDF option and you get a single multi-page document that is easy to attach to an email, a support ticket or a claim.
- Proof of payment? Combine the confirmation and the receipt page into one file.
- Chat history for a dispute? Order the screenshots by time, then send one PDF.
- How-to guide? Number the steps by arranging the images in sequence.
- Slides exported as PNG? Put them in order for a printable handout.
- Bug reports? Attach one tidy file rather than ten images.
When should I pick One PDF per photo?
Choose it when your PNG files are unrelated and each one goes somewhere different, like a logo, a signature image and a certificate scan that fill three separate upload fields. You get a separate PDF for each image, downloaded as one ZIP, so you never have to split a combined file.
If instead the images form a sequence, stay with One PDF. And if the result is large for an email, you can shrink it afterwards with the compress tool.
Is it safe to convert PNG to PDF online?
Yes. The page loads over the internet, but the conversion runs in your browser. Your images are read, placed on pages and saved as a PDF on your device. They are not uploaded, copied to a server or stored after you close the tab. Screenshots often show names, balances and messages, so this is the right way to do it.
If you want to verify, watch the network panel in your browser while converting. You will see that no image data leaves your device.