PNG to PDF Converter: Screenshots to One PDF

Use this free tool to convert PNG to PDF and keep every screenshot sharp. PNG is the format most computers and phones use for screenshots, and it is also common for charts, diagrams and scanned forms.

FileKiwi places each PNG on its own page of one PDF, so a series of screens becomes a document you can send, print or attach to a ticket. The work happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. Choose the page size and order, then download.

How to use PNG to PDF

Select your PNG files

Drag your screenshots or graphics onto the page, or tap to browse. You can add one image or many at once.

Order pages and pick a size

Drag thumbnails into sequence. Fit to image keeps each screenshot at its own shape, or choose A4 or US Letter.

Save the finished PDF

Press convert and download one PDF. Every PNG appears on its own page in your chosen order.

Why use FileKiwi for this

Crisp text and lines

Each PNG is placed into the PDF at high quality, so small menu text and thin chart lines stay readable.

Great for step by step guides

Line up a series of screenshots and share them as one ordered document instead of a folder of images.

Nothing leaves your device

The PDF is built in your browser, which matters when screenshots show emails, accounts or internal tools.

Free with no watermark

No account and no branding on your pages. Your document contains only your own images.

Common reasons to convert PNG to PDF

Screenshots pile up fast, and a folder of files named Screenshot 1, Screenshot 2 and so on is hard for anyone else to follow. One PDF fixes that.

Support tickets and bug reports: show each step that led to an error in the right order.
How to guides: send a coworker or relative a visual walkthrough of an app or setting.
Proof and records: save order confirmations, payment screens or chat messages as one document.
Design reviews: collect mockups, icons or charts into a file a client can open anywhere.

Teachers and students use it too, for example to hand in screenshots of an online exercise as a single assignment.

PNG or JPG inside a PDF?

	PNG	JPG
Compression	Lossless, no detail lost	Lossy, small details can blur
Best content	Screenshots, text, charts, logos	Camera photos
File size	Larger for photos	Smaller for photos

For screenshots, keep the PNG. It gives the sharpest text in your PDF. For a document built from camera photos, the JPG to PDF tool is usually the better match.

Tips for clean screenshot PDFs

Trim toolbars and personal details before converting with Crop Image. Fit to image is the best page size for screenshots because each page keeps the exact shape of the screen, without white bars.

Full screen captures from a large monitor can make a heavy PDF. If you need to email it, shrink it afterwards with Compress PDF.

Phone screenshots are tall and narrow. If you print them on A4 or US Letter, Auto orientation keeps them portrait, and a small margin stops the printer from trimming the status bar or the bottom buttons. Name the PDF clearly, for example with the app and the date, so it is easy to find later.

PNG to PDF: frequently asked questions

How do I convert PNG to PDF without losing quality?

Add your PNG files to FileKiwi and choose Fit to image as the page size. Each image is placed in the PDF at high quality, so text and lines stay clear and easy to read.

Can I put several screenshots into one PDF?

Yes. Add all your PNG files, drag them into the right order and convert. You get a single PDF where every screenshot fills its own page.

Are my screenshots uploaded?

No. FileKiwi builds the PDF inside your browser, so your screenshots stay on your device. That is useful when they show private messages, bank apps or work dashboards.

Does it work on Mac and Windows?

Yes. The tool runs in any modern browser on Windows, macOS and Linux, and also on iPhone and Android. There is nothing to install and no account to create.

Which page size should I use for screenshots?

Fit to image works best for screen viewing because every page matches its screenshot. If you plan to print, choose A4 or US Letter with a small margin so nothing gets cut off.