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To convert PNG to PDF, add one or more PNG files to the tool above, drag them into the order you want, and click Convert to PDF — each image becomes a page of a single PDF, built on your device. JPG files can be mixed in too, and nothing is uploaded.
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PNG to PDF, step by step
- Add your PNG files (screenshots, diagrams, scans) to the tool above.
- Drag the files in the list into the page order you want.
- Click Convert to PDF to build one PDF with one image per page.
- Download the PDF.
Why convert PNG instead of attaching images?
A single PDF keeps several screenshots or scanned pages in a fixed order, opens the same way on every device, and is what most forms and e-mail recipients expect. It's also easier to merge, sign or annotate later.
Does PNG quality survive?
Yes — the image is placed on the page as-is, so sharp edges in screenshots, diagrams and text stay crisp. Because PNG is lossless, the PDF can be larger than an equivalent JPG; run Compress PDF afterwards if you need a smaller file.
Frequently asked questions
Is transparency in my PNG kept?
- Transparent areas appear against the white page, which is how PDF viewers display them — the visible result looks the same as the image on a white background.
Can I mix PNG and JPG files?
- Yes. The converter accepts PNG and JPG files together and combines them into one PDF in the order you set.
Are my images uploaded?
- No. The PDF is assembled in your browser with pdf-lib; images never leave your device and are erased from memory when you leave the page.
Need more options? Use the full JPG to PDF tool. PDFER is built by Kiril Urbonas; every tool runs entirely in your browser — see the security model.