Place PNG screenshots, scans and graphics into one clean PDF, right in your browser. Full PNG quality kept, order yours to set, and nothing uploaded anywhere.
Your files are processed in your browser, on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
A PNG to PDF converter places PNG images into a single PDF, one picture per page, in your order, at full quality. Screenshots, scans, diagrams and saved graphics stop travelling as loose files and start travelling as one document that any portal, printer or inbox accepts.
PNG is the format of screenshots and careful graphics. It is also the format half the world’s upload boxes reject. This tool is the bridge: keep the PNG quality, gain the PDF welcome mat.
Most big converters quietly route PNG files through their JPG tool, because to them an image is an image. PNG owners know better. A screenshot converted carelessly softens at every text edge, and a diagram with a clear background gets a white box poured behind it. Here PNGs are placed into the PDF as PNGs, pixel for pixel. Screenshot text stays as sharp in the PDF as it was on your screen, and see-through areas of a graphic stay see-through on a fit-to-image page. For mixed sets, JPG, PNG and WebP together, the Image to PDF tool takes them all at once.
PNG files are heavy, and a PDF built from twenty full-screen PNGs inherits that weight. If the result is too big for an upload limit, compress the PDF afterwards, or save the images as JPG first when they are photographs rather than screenshots. The pages are pictures, so any words in them are not searchable inside the PDF. For words you can search and edit, OCR pulls them out: Image to Text reads a PNG and hands back the words.
Screenshots arrive small and perfect, and a fit-to-image page suits them, since a paper size would drown a small shot in white. Scans arrive huge, often far bigger than the paper they copied, and A4 pages tame them into something printable. Graphics with clear backgrounds, logos and stickers, keep their transparency on fit-to-image pages, which matters when the PDF is a proof for a designer rather than a document for an office. One tool, three temperaments, and the page size choice is how you tell it which one you brought.
A support agent bundles six annotated screenshots into one PDF for a bug report that developers will actually read. A designer sends interface mockups as a single review document. A student submits scanned worksheets saved as PNG by the scanner app. A freelancer attaches design proofs as one file instead of a trail of attachments that arrive out of order.
The PDF is built in your browser on your device. Your images are never sent to a server or stored anywhere. The same no-upload rule covers the whole converter shelf at ToolPeko.
Yes. PNG images are placed exactly as they are, with no re-squeezing. Text in screenshots stays sharp and clear backgrounds stay clear.
That is the main job. Add as many as your device handles comfortably, order them with the arrows, and convert once.
Fit to image for viewing and uploading. A4 or Letter when the PDF is headed for a printer, since printers work in paper sizes.
PNG keeps every pixel, so the files are honest and heavy. Compress the PDF afterwards if a portal limit is in the way.
Use Image to PDF for mixed sets. This page keeps a strict PNG-only door so nothing gets converted by accident.
No. Everything is assembled in your browser, on your device, and the tab forgets it all when closed.
Same rules as this one: free, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
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