About PNG to PDF
PNG to PDF is handy when you have a run of screenshots to hand in as one file, for example the steps of a bug report, a chat you need to keep as evidence, slides you captured or charts for an appendix. Add the PNG files, arrange them, and each becomes a page of a single PDF. For photos in JPG, HEIC and other formats, use JPG to PDF.
Transparent areas are filled with white, so logos and diagrams don't print on a black or checkered background. Choose Same as image with No margin and each page is exactly the size of its screenshot, which suits long scrolling captures. Pick A4 or Letter when the PDF is going to be printed. Orientation, margins and One PDF per file are there too.
How to use PNG to PDF
- 1Add the PNG files
Choose or drop your screenshots. You can combine up to 20 on a free account and 50 with VIP.
- 2Arrange the pages
Drag the thumbnails into order, or use Sort by name if the files are numbered.
- 3Pick the page setup
Choose a page size, orientation and margin. Same as image plus No margin gives pages the exact size of each PNG.
- 4Click PNG to PDF
We build the PDF on our server and hand it back for download.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Transparency handled
Transparent pixels become white, so icons, logos and diagrams print cleanly.
- Pages sized to the image
Same as image fits each page to its screenshot, including tall captures of whole web pages.
- Your order, your layout
Drag to reorder, sort by name, and choose no margin, a small one or a large one.
- One PDF or several
Get everything in one document, or tick One PDF per file for a ZIP of separate PDFs.