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Convert PNG to PDF
Screenshots, charts and scanned pages are usually PNG files. Put one or many of them into a single PDF that is easy to send, print or upload, with every line of text as sharp as the original.
Drop your PNG files here
PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 50 pictures
Your files are processed on your device and are never uploaded.
How it works
PNG to PDF in three steps
- Choose your PNG filesSelect one or more PNG images. JPG and WebP pictures can be mixed in too.
- Set the order and page sizeMove images up or down, then pick the page size (fit to the image, A4 or Letter), the orientation and the margin.
- Convert and downloadClick Convert to PDF. One PDF with one image per page downloads right away.
Why use it
PNG to PDF with ToolsCampus
Lossless, sharp text
PNG images are put into the PDF without turning them into JPG, so screenshots, charts and small text stay crisp.
Transparent PNGs work
See-through areas are shown on white, the way they look on paper, so logos and cut-outs print cleanly.
Questions, answered
PNG to PDF questions
How do I convert a PNG to PDF?
Choose your PNG files above, set the page size if you like, and click Convert to PDF. The PDF downloads straight away; nothing is uploaded.
Can I combine several PNG files into one PDF?
Yes. Choose up to 50 images at once. Each becomes one page, in the order you set.
Does the PDF lose quality?
No. PNG images keep every pixel. Only very large images are reduced to print quality (300 dpi) to keep the file a sensible size.
Can I search the text in the PDF afterwards?
A PDF made from images holds pictures of text. Run it through our OCR tool to add a hidden text layer you can search and copy.
