Convert PNG to PDF online
Turn PNG images into a PDF, transparency included.
How it works
- 1
Drop your PNG images.
- 2
Drag them into the right order and pick a page size.
- 3
Click Create PDF and download the file.
Combine one or many PNG images into a single PDF. Screenshots, logos and scans keep their sharpness and transparent areas are placed on a clean white page. Choose A4, Letter or the exact image size, then download. Nothing is uploaded.
PNG is the format of screenshots, logos, diagrams and scanned receipts, and turning a batch of them into one PDF makes them far easier to send, print and archive. Pages are sized to A4, Letter or exactly to each image, with optional margins, and you can reorder pictures by dragging before you convert.
What people use it for
- Combine screenshots into a how-to document.
- Turn design exports or diagrams into one shareable file.
- Convert scanned receipts saved as PNG.
Tips for best results
- Same as image keeps every screenshot at its native size.
- Transparent areas become white.
- Mix PNG with other formats freely.
Your files never leave your device
Unlike most online PDF tools, Intelli File does not upload your documents to a server. Everything runs in your browser using your own device, so contracts, IDs and financial records stay private. Only a small usage counter is sent so we can apply daily limits.
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After this, you may want to JPG to PDF, Merge PDF, or Compress PDF.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to transparent PNGs?+
Transparent areas are shown on a white page, which is how most PDF readers display them.
Can I mix PNG with JPG or WebP?+
Yes. You can add any mix of PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP and HEIC images.
Is the PNG quality reduced?+
No. PNG data is embedded without lossy recompression.
Can I convert many PNG files at once?+
Yes. Add as many as your device can handle and each becomes one page, in the order you arrange.
Will the PDF be much bigger than the PNGs?+
File size stays close to the combined size of your images because PNG data is embedded as it is.