How to convert PNG, WebP and other images to PDF
Updated November 2, 2026
Screenshots and images are often saved as PNG or WebP, while many forms and websites only accept PDF. Here is how to convert them in a few clicks.
Convert your images
Despite its name, the JPG to PDF tool also accepts PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF images, depending on your browser.
- Open the tool and add your images.
- Put them in order and choose the page size, orientation and margins.
- Click "Create and download PDF".
Combine several screenshots into one file
Add all your screenshots at once to get one PDF with one image per page. This works well for receipts, conversations or step-by-step instructions. Check the order before you create the file, since it decides the order of the pages.
Keep your images readable
"Image size" keeps each picture at its own dimensions and works well on screen. A4 or US Letter is better for printing. Before you share the PDF, zoom in to confirm that small text is still clear, and crop out anything private, such as notifications or addresses.