Screenshots and diagrams
Put related screenshots in reading order, with the overview first. Use a fitted page if a wide image would become too small on a portrait sheet.
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A practical example
Combine PNG screenshots of an issue, receipt or design into one document. Put the clearest overview first, then supporting detail.
Page fitting can make a wide screenshot appear small. Use the original image or a larger view when fine detail matters.
Back to the toolCombine PNG images into one PDF without converting them to JPEG. Reorder images and choose the page size.
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PNG is useful for screenshots, diagrams and text-heavy images. Embedding the original avoids adding JPEG compression artefacts.
Put related screenshots in reading order, with the overview first. Use a fitted page if a wide image would become too small on a portrait sheet.
A4 and Letter fit the image inside a small margin without stretching it. Fitted pages follow the image proportions. Check print settings when printing unusual page sizes.
Yes. There is no signup, payment gate or added watermark. The stated limits keep the work manageable on your device. Your result is a normal downloadable file.
No. These tools read and process files in your browser tab. File contents are not sent to a conversion server or a paid API. Download the result before closing the tab. Normal website hosting and page analytics still apply.
No. This tool embeds PNG data rather than using a JPEG intermediate. Page fitting changes the displayed size, not the source pixel count.
Yes. PNG transparency is kept in the embedded image. A normal PDF viewer shows transparent areas against the page background.
No. Image pages remain images. This converter does not perform OCR or make scanned words selectable.
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