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PNG to PDF

PNG to PDF: put PNG screenshots or graphics into one PDF, one image per page. Original mode keeps transparent areas.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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Local limits: Max total size: 40 MB

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A practical guide

Collect PNG images in one document.

  1. Add the PNG files and set their order.
  2. Choose the paper size, margins and image preparation.
  3. Run the task and check each page.

Try this example

Five PNG screenshots of a setup guide become a five-page PDF in screen order. Keep the original mode and the transparent edges stay transparent.

Before

  • PNG 1
  • PNG 2

After · one PDF

  • 2-page PDF
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Preparing images as JPEG fills transparent areas with white. The PDF holds pictures, so the text in them cannot be selected.

Number the image PDF
What you get

Convert PNG images to one PDF. Original mode preserves image transparency; JPEG preparation fills transparent areas white.

Limits and important details

Original mode: 40 images, 40 MiB input, 16 MP per image / 40 MP total; no EXIF correction. Optional preparation: 10 images, 10 MiB each, 40 MiB total, 12 MP per image / 24 MP total before decode, 40 MiB output. Preparation applies browser EXIF orientation and downsizes without upscaling. JPEG is lossy and fills transparency white; PNG preserves transparency. Image size uses prepared dimensions as PDF points. No HEIC or OCR; limits are not a total memory guarantee.

Example

Choose two PNG images and keep original preparation. Create a two-page PDF and inspect transparent areas against the PDF viewer background. JPEG preparation fills transparency white.