Make one PDF from PNG images
A4 pages are set. Choose Fit to each image so each page takes the shape of its PNG.
- Runs on your device
- No sign-up
- Works offline after a visit
Add photos to start.
This page opens the PDF maker with its usual settings: A4 pages, automatic orientation and a small margin. Switch the page size to Fit to each image and every page takes the size of its PNG, leaving only the margin you chose around the picture.
PNG suits screenshots and diagrams, where text and line edges need to stay sharp. Set the margin to None if you want a screenshot to fill its page edge to edge, and put the images in the order you want before you press Make PDF.
How to turn photos into a PDF
- Drop the photos onto the box and put them in order.
- Choose the page size, orientation, margin and file size.
- Press Make PDF, then download images.pdf.
Questions
Will a screenshot stay sharp in the PDF?
The PDF keeps the pixels of each PNG, so sharpness depends on the screenshot's own resolution. Use the original capture rather than a copy you have already shrunk, and check a page at full size.
What if my PNGs are different sizes?
With Fit to each image, every page takes the shape of its own picture, so mixed sizes are fine. With A4 or US Letter, each picture is scaled to fit inside the same page size.
Will my photos be uploaded?
No. Each photo is decoded and placed on a page inside your browser. The photos never leave your device.
Why does a HEIC photo fail?
Most browsers cannot decode HEIC. The tool marks that photo in red and waits until it is removed. Convert it with the HEIC to JPG tool, then add the JPG instead.
Will a photo be stretched?
No. Each photo keeps its shape. It is scaled to fit inside the page minus the margin, and centred.
What does Fit to each image do?
Each page takes the shape of its photo, so nothing is cropped and no extra space is added. Only the margin, if you chose one, is left around it.
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