How to use it
- Drop your pictures onto the page, or click to choose them. JPG, PNG, WebP and more all work.
- Put them in the order you want with the arrow buttons. Remove any you do not need.
- Choose a page size, direction and margin, then press Make PDF and download the file.
Good to know
- Screenshots stay perfectly sharp because PNG pictures are stored in the PDF without any loss.
- Each picture becomes one page, from top to bottom in the list.
- "Same size as the picture" gives pages that fit each picture exactly. Choose A4 or Letter for something you plan to print.
- Photos from phones are turned upright for you, even when the phone saved them sideways.
- JPG pictures are placed as they are, so they are not recompressed and stay sharp.
- See-through areas in PNG files stay see-through on the page.
Questions
How do I turn a screenshot into a PDF?
Add the screenshot, choose a page size, and press Make PDF. The picture is stored without loss, so text in it stays sharp.
Does a PNG with a clear background keep it in the PDF?
Yes. Transparent areas stay clear, so the page color shows through. Most viewers show it as white.
Can I mix PNG and JPG pictures in one PDF?
Yes. Add them together, set the order, and each one becomes its own page.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. The work happens inside your browser, on your own device, so your files never reach our server. The page does load ads from third parties, but they cannot see your files.
Is there a limit on pictures?
There is no fixed limit. Your browser memory is the limit. A laptop handles dozens of phone photos, and a phone does better with fewer at a time.
Will the quality drop?
JPG and PNG pictures are stored in the PDF as they are. Other formats are saved through a high-quality JPG step, which is very hard to see.
Can I change the order after adding?
Yes. Use the up and down arrows next to each picture before you press Make PDF.