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About this tool
A closer look at PNG to PDF
PNG to PDF arranges PNG and other browser-supported images into a single PDF with page size, orientation, margin and page-number controls.
It suits transparent PNG graphics that need to become a document, image sequences that should arrive numbered, or sets of assets that belong in one deliverable. Every image is embedded as a PNG page in the output.
Because images are embedded at full resolution, outputs can be large — run Compress PDF afterwards if you are sharing the result by email.
Supported files
How to use it
- 1Upload images
- 2Organize and set layout
- 3Download PDF
What you can use it for
- Combining transparent PNG graphics into a document.
- Converting image sequences into a numbered PDF.
- Assembling assets into a single deliverable.
- Making a print-ready PDF from PNG exports.
What to keep in mind
- Images are embedded as PNG pages.
- Layout is fit-to-width.
- Page numbers can be added to each page if enabled.
- Animated GIFs and unusual TIFF files may fail to decode.
Troubleshooting
A transparent PNG looks different in the PDF
Transparency is preserved in the PNG page, but how it displays depends on the PDF reader. Flatten onto a background color in an image editor if you need a solid look.
The output is large
Images are embedded at full resolution. Use Compress PDF on the result, or downscale the source images first.
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Frequently asked questions
Which image types can I include?
PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, BMP, GIF and TIFF.
Are margins adjustable?
Yes — margin size, page size and orientation are configurable before generating.
Can pages be numbered?
Yes — enabling page numbers prints a small label at the bottom of every page.