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PNG is the format of screenshots, diagrams, scanned forms and anything with sharp edges or text, and it is lossless. A good PNG to PDF converter keeps it that way. This one embeds each PNG in the PDF without re-encoding it, so the pixels in the PDF are the pixels in your file. Add several PNGs to make a multi-page PDF, drag them into order, and pick the page size. It all runs in your browser.
To convert PNG to PDF, add the PNG images to a converter, put them in order, and download the PDF. On ihatepdf the PNG data is embedded in the PDF as it is, with no re-compression, so screenshots and diagrams stay pixel-sharp and transparency is kept. Combine one or hundreds of PNGs into a single PDF, choose Fit, A4 or Letter pages, and download. Nothing is uploaded.
The most common PNG to PDF job is a set of screenshots: a bug report, a receipt from an app, a chat for the record, steps of a tutorial. Add them in one go, drag them into order and choose A4 so they print on normal paper. Because PNG is embedded without re-compression, small interface text stays readable.
Converting the other way? PDF to PNG saves each page as a PNG. Photos are usually JPG: JPG to PDF. Also: WebP, TIFF, JFIF, SVG, BMP and GIF to PDF.
Drop your PNG files on this page, put them in order, and press Convert to PDF. The PDF downloads immediately. Free, no sign-up, no watermark.
Not here. The PNG image data is placed in the PDF as it is, without re-compression, so the PDF shows exactly the pixels of your PNG.
Add them all at once, drag the thumbnails into the order you want, and convert. Each PNG becomes one page of the same PDF.
Yes. Transparency is kept in the PDF; viewers show transparent areas on a white page.
Yes. Choose A4 (or Letter, Legal, A3, A5) and each image is scaled to fit the page without stretching, centred, with the margin you pick. Wide screenshots get landscape pages, or fix the orientation yourself. "Fill & crop" covers the whole page instead.
Yes. Copy the screenshot, open this page and press Ctrl+V (⌘V on a Mac). It is added like any other image.
No. The PDF is built in your browser and your PNGs never leave your device.
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