Check the format and readability
Use files actually saved as PNG or JPG. Renaming a file extension does not convert its format. Open each screenshot and check that small text remains readable. Turning a small or blurry image into a PDF cannot restore missing detail. Crop unnecessary material in your device’s editor first, because this workflow does not include image editing.
Select the images and arrange their order
Sign in, open JPG to PDF and choose images within the displayed quantity and size limits. Use the arrows to set their sequence. The tool creates one page per image, proportionally fitting it to an A4 page in portrait or landscape according to its orientation. It does not perform OCR: photographed words remain part of the image rather than receiving a new searchable text layer.
Review margins and transparent areas
Download the PDF and review image edges, surrounding margins and transparent PNG regions in the reader you intend to use. For a specific background, prepare the image with that background in your editor before conversion; the tool has no background color selector. Keep your original images so you can change the order or meet a different recipient requirement without relying on the converted copy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix PNG and JPG in one PDF?
Yes, within the tool’s displayed file count and size limits. Review their order before processing.
Does PNG to PDF always reduce file size?
No. The result depends on the source images and how they are embedded. Check the downloaded size before sharing.