Screenshot to PDF Converter
Convert screenshots and images to PDF. Combine multiple images into a single document.
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Free Screenshot to PDF Converter
SmarterSources's Screenshot to PDF tool lets you convert one or more screenshots and images into a professional PDF document in seconds. Whether you need to combine multiple screenshots into a single report, convert a photograph to PDF for easy sharing, or archive images in a universal document format, this tool handles it all directly in your browser with zero uploads and zero external dependencies.
How It Works
Drag and drop your screenshots or images into the tool, arrange them in the order you want, configure your page size, orientation, margin, and image fitting preferences, then click "Convert to PDF." The tool builds a valid PDF file entirely in JavaScript using the PDF 1.4 specification, embedding each image as a JPEG-compressed stream. The resulting file is generated on your device and downloaded instantly.
Supported Formats
You can convert PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, and BMP images to PDF. All common screenshot formats from any device or operating system are supported. Each image is placed on its own page within the PDF document.
Privacy Guarantee
Your images never leave your device. All PDF generation happens locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript. No files are uploaded to any server, making this the most private screenshot-to-PDF converter available online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I combine multiple screenshots into one PDF?
Yes. Simply drag and drop or select multiple images at once. Each image becomes its own page in the PDF. You can drag to reorder images before converting, and add more images at any time using the "Add More" button.
What page sizes are supported?
The tool supports A4, Letter, A3, and Legal page sizes, as well as a "Fit to Image" option that sets each page to the exact dimensions of the image. You can also choose portrait or landscape orientation.
Will the image quality be reduced?
Images are embedded as JPEG data in the PDF. The quality slider (default 92%) controls the compression level. At 92% or higher, quality loss is virtually imperceptible. You can set it to 100% for maximum quality at the cost of a larger file size.
Is there a limit on file size or number of images?
There is no artificial limit. Since all processing runs in your browser, the only constraint is your device's available memory. Most devices can handle dozens of high-resolution screenshots without any issues.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. This tool is 100% client-side. Your images are processed entirely within your browser and never leave your device. The PDF is generated locally and downloaded directly to your computer.