Turn screenshots into one tidy PDF, privately
A folder of loose screenshots is awkward to send. A PDF keeps them together, in order, and opens on any phone or computer. This screenshot to PDF converter builds that file for you in the browser: each image becomes a page, in the order you choose.
It is useful for receipts and order confirmations, step-by-step instructions, chat histories, bug reports, forms you need to send as a document, and anything else you captured in several parts.
You can mix sources in one file: phone screenshots, desktop captures, photos and saved images all become pages in the same PDF.
The PDF is built in your browser. We don't receive or store your screenshots, which matters when they show bank details, messages or work documents. There is no account and nothing to install.
How to convert a screenshot to PDF
- Add your images: drop them on the tool, paste with Ctrl + V (Cmd + V on a Mac), or pick files from your device.
- Drag them into the order you want the pages to appear.
- Choose a page size: fit each page to its image, A4 or US Letter.
- Choose portrait or landscape orientation.
- Download your PDF.
Page sizes and tips for a clean screenshot PDF
If you are not sure, start with fit to image for sharing on screen, and switch to A4 or Letter when someone needs to print the file.
- Fit to image: each page takes the exact shape of its screenshot. Best for reading on screen and for tall captures.
- A4: the standard paper size in the UK, Europe and most of the world. Pick this if the PDF may be printed.
- US Letter: the standard in the US and Canada.
- Landscape suits wide screenshots such as dashboards and spreadsheets. Portrait suits phone screenshots and documents.
- Crop screenshots before you add them, so menus and toolbars do not end up on every page.
- Keep phone screenshots in portrait and wide desktop captures in landscape, or use fit to image so each page matches its screenshot.
- Name the downloaded file clearly, such as the date and what it shows, so it is easy to find later.
- For a very long web page, a full page capture saved as PDF gives better page breaks than one tall image squeezed onto A4.
Full page screenshot to PDF in Chrome
If you want a whole web page as a PDF, you can skip the separate step. The NeoReader Full Page Screenshot extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox captures the entire scrolling page and saves it straight to PDF, with page breaks that avoid cutting text in half. It also has an editor to crop, annotate and blur private details before you save.
Use this converter for everything else: phone screenshots, images from other apps, or several captures you want in one file.
