PNG to PDF Converter — Free, No Signup or Upload
Combine one or multiple PNG images into a PDF with Auto, A4, or Letter pages and adjustable margins. Pixel dimensions and supported transparency are retained through local browser processing.
How to Save a PNG File as a PDF
PNG files are common for screenshots, graphics with transparent backgrounds, and illustrations. To save one PNG—or a set of PNG files—as a PDF, add the images above, arrange their page order, choose Auto, A4, or Letter, and convert. GoPDFConverter retains pixel dimensions and supported transparency while processing selected image bytes in browser memory.
- Open the PNG to PDF tool and drop your images, or click Choose PNG files.
- Reorder the images by dragging them into the sequence you want.
- Pick a page size (A4, Letter, or fit-to-image) and set margins.
- Click Convert to PDF and download the finished document.
Why Convert PNG to PDF in Your Browser
Unlike JPG conversion, PNG to PDF can retain supported alpha and palette transparency for logos, diagrams, and UI mockups. GoPDFConverter carries that transparency into a PDF soft mask instead of deliberately flattening it onto a solid background.
GoPDFConverter decodes each PNG to a browser canvas, encodes new lossless PNG image data, and embeds that result with PDF-LIB. Pixel dimensions and supported transparency are retained, while source PNG text, eXIf, pHYs, and ICC chunks are not copied as original PNG chunks. Selected document bytes are processed in browser memory rather than sent to GoPDFConverter for conversion. See the reproducible PNG preflight and placement evidence for the exact behavior and limitations.
Common PNG to PDF Use Cases
- Design asset delivery: package logos, icons, and UI mockups into a single PDF for client review.
- Screenshots for documentation: combine annotated screenshots into a step-by-step PDF guide.
- Presentation slides: turn exported slide images into a shareable PDF deck.
- Design portfolios: bundle work samples into a PDF for job applications.
- Coursework submissions: combine diagrams and screenshots into a single PDF assignment.