KissPDF Convert or Merge PNG Images to PDF
Turn one PNG into a PDF or use the converter as a PNG combiner: add multiple .png files, arrange them, and create one multipage document.
Package screenshots, diagrams, interface mockups, scanned pages, or transparent graphics into a document that is easier to print and share.
Selected PNG files are read and combined on your device instead of being sent to a document-conversion server.
Create one PDF from PNG images in three steps
Drop one or multiple .png files or click to select them
Drag images into order and choose portrait or landscape A4 pages
Click Convert to PDF to create and download one document
Practical guide
Convert PNG to PDF online for free or merge multiple PNG images into one ordered document. Each image becomes an A4 page that you can rearrange, preview in portrait or landscape orientation, and download without uploading the source files.
PNG is common for screenshots, diagrams, interface designs, and scanned page images. Add several files and arrange them into one document instead of sharing separate pictures.
PNG image data is embedded without converting it to lossy JPEG. Alpha transparency is retained, while transparent areas normally show the underlying white PDF page in standard viewers.
Every image is scaled proportionally and centered within an A4 portrait or landscape page. The source is never stretched or cropped to fill the paper.
Clear answers based on how this tool actually works.
Add one or more .png images, arrange them in the required order, choose portrait or landscape pages, and click Convert to PDF.
Yes. Each PNG becomes a separate page in one PDF, following the order shown in the converter.
Yes. The PNG alpha channel is retained. Most PDF viewers display transparent parts over the page's white background.
PNG data is embedded without intentional JPEG conversion. The image is scaled for placement on the page, but its pixel data remains lossless.
PNG uses lossless image data, so high-resolution screenshots and transparent graphics can create a larger PDF than JPEG photos. After conversion, use Compress PDF if a smaller download matters more than retaining the original PNG data.
Yes. Drag the image cards or use their movement controls before creating the PDF.
No. This converter does not run OCR. Text visible in a screenshot or scan remains part of the image.
No. Conversion runs locally in your browser, and the generated PDF is downloaded directly to your device.