SCREENSHOTS → ONE PDF
Combine screenshots into PDF
Keep a conversation, receipt trail or set of instructions together. Arrange your screenshots, make one readable PDF, then compress it if you need a smaller file.
A sequence that reads from start to finish
Add PNG, JPEG or WebP screenshots in one batch. Use the up and down controls to arrange them, then check the preview before creating your PDF. Each screenshot becomes one page, including the full height of a scrolling screenshot.
PNG screenshots keep their original pixels and sharp text. JPEG and WebP inputs are converted at high quality. Combining creates a document; it does not crop, stitch overlapping screenshots or turn captured text into searchable text.
Make it smaller when you need to
Download the PDF as soon as it is ready. If an email or form has a size limit, choose “Compress this PDF” to open the exact saved result in our compressor. Compare the smaller copy before downloading it; the original PDF stays in your saved versions.
Files are processed and saved locally in this browser. Saved PDFs are available on this device and origin, and can be removed from Saved PDFs. They do not sync automatically to another browser or phone.
Common questions
Can I combine screenshots from an iPhone or Android phone?
Yes. Choose screenshots from your device's file or photo picker in a recent browser. Use PNG, JPEG or WebP. Convert HEIC files to one of those formats first.
How many screenshots can I put in one PDF?
Try up to 3 pages free. Paid access supports up to 20 pages. Each screenshot can be up to 20 MiB and 40 megapixels, with 100 MiB of source images in total. The finished PDF must be no larger than 50 MB.
Will tall screenshots be cut off?
No. Each screenshot becomes a page with matching proportions. Scroll the preview to check the whole image. Very long pages may look small when a PDF viewer fits them on screen; zoom in to read the details.
Does combining screenshots reduce their file size?
Not necessarily. This tool prioritizes complete pages and clear screenshots. Use the optional compressor afterward if you need a smaller PDF, and compare text quality before keeping the result.