Screenshot to PDF

▧ Workspace 0

Paste an image.

Ctrl+V

or drop your images here

PNG, JPG, WebP · 10 MB per file
Start with a screenshot.

Usage guide

How do I add an image?

Copy a screenshot and press Ctrl+V, or ⌘V on Mac, in this tab. You can also choose a file or drag an image into the workspace. Then crop, rotate or reorder it.

How is the result downloaded?

With PDF, each image becomes a page in one PDF file. With PNG, JPG or WebP, a single image downloads directly; multiple images download in a ZIP. Text inside images is not converted into searchable text.

Which quality setting should I use?

Start with “Original” for small text and screenshots. “Balanced” and “Small” may reduce resolution and, depending on format, quality. “Original” does not mean an unchanged file copy; review the output preview.

Which files are supported?

PNG, JPG and WebP are supported. Up to 20 images per operation, 10 MB and 16 million pixels per image, and 50 MB total. Animated images are not supported.

PRIVACY

Your file stays with you.

Images, PDFs and output files are processed on this device. We do not send filenames or file contents to a server, or save them in persistent browser storage.

Optional account, no tracking code

No account is required. The app has no advertising trackers or third-party analytics.

You’re in control

“Clear all” removes temporary file references. Downloads stay on your device. The browser and operating system manage their own temporary files outside the app’s control.

Connection logs are separate

The hosting provider may process connection details such as IP addresses for security and access. This does not promise complete internet anonymity; it describes how the app avoids storing user files.