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Drop your PNG images and download them as one PDF, each image becoming a page. Screenshots, scanned pages and exported diagrams all work well.
An optional size cap compresses the result just enough to fit an upload limit, leaving quality untouched when no limit is set.
Because PNG is lossless, screenshots of text stay sharp in the resulting document rather than acquiring the halo artefacts that JPG produces around letters.
Not for: Making the text searchable — the images become pages as pictures; use the OCR tool if you need real text.
With No limit, each PNG goes into the PDF without loss: every pixel is kept exactly, so screenshots of text, exported diagrams and black-and-white scans keep their sharp edges. Areas that are transparent in the PNG show the white of the page behind them, on screen and on paper.
The price of lossless pictures is size. A full-colour screenshot, or a photo that was saved as PNG, holds far more data than the same picture as JPG, and the PDF grows with every one you add.
A Max file size only acts when the PDF built without loss is over it. It then turns every PNG into a JPG and shrinks them step by step until the file fits, as explained on /jpg-to-pdf. For screenshots of text, JPG compression softens the letters, so two other routes often keep them sharper.
First, cut each screenshot down to the part that matters with /crop-image: fewer pixels make a smaller file without touching the quality of what is left. Second, reduce the number of colours in each PNG with /compress-image, which keeps it a PNG, and then build the PDF here with No limit.
A phone screenshot is much taller in proportion than an A4 or Letter page. On those page sizes it is scaled down until its whole height fits, which can leave a narrow strip of small text in the middle of the page. Fit to image instead makes each page the exact shape of its screenshot, one point per pixel, so the page fills the screen when opened on a phone. A wide screenshot on A4 or Letter gets a landscape page automatically.
The picker here shows PNG files. To combine PNG with JPG or HEIC photos in one document, use /image-to-pdf, which takes any mix in the same list.
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