About this conversion
Convert PNG to PDF to package crisp graphics — diagrams, screenshots, logos — into a print-ready, shareable document. PDFs preserve PNG's lossless quality and transparency-as-white background, and they print and share consistently across every device and platform.
When this conversion is useful
- Printing a screenshot or diagram cleanly without OS-specific quirks
- Combining several PNG charts or screenshots into one report
- Producing print-ready handouts from web graphics
- Sharing a logo or branding asset where the recipient asked for PDF
Quality and tradeoffs
PNG transparency becomes a white background in the PDF (PDF doesn't render transparent page backgrounds the same way). For pixel-perfect output, the image is embedded without recompression — file size will be roughly equal to the source PNG.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to PNG transparency in the PDF?
Transparent regions show as white. PDF supports image transparency in some viewers but treats page backgrounds as opaque, so transparent areas effectively become white when printed or rendered.
Can I include multiple PNGs in one PDF?
Yes. Each image goes on its own page. Useful for combining screenshots, charts, or step-by-step illustrations.
Will the PDF look identical to the PNG?
Visually yes. The PNG is embedded losslessly. The only visible change is transparent areas becoming white.