Tool
Screenshot to PDF
Combine screenshots or split a long image into PDF pages.
Your image stays in your browser.No account, upload, watermark or analytics.
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FAQ
Questions about this tool
Are my images uploaded?
No. Images are processed in this browser. Using a free tool does not create a cloud capture.
Which image files can I use?
PNG, JPEG and WebP, up to 20 MiB per image, 40 million pixels and 16,384 pixels on either side. A low-memory device may need a smaller image. Up to 12 images, 50 MiB and 60 million source pixels combined. Maximum 60 PDF pages and 100 MiB PDF output.
Why is processing taking longer?
Processing speed depends on the image and your device. Keep the tab open, or cancel and try a smaller image.
How are images arranged?
Reorder the image list before exporting. Choose A4 or Letter and the margin size. Split long images continues each image at page width; One page per image fits each complete image onto a sheet.
Why did my screenshot become several pages?
Split long images continues the remaining source rows on later pages. Inspect the page breaks: a split can cross a line of text.
Can I search or select text in the PDF?
No. This tool creates image-only pages without an OCR text layer.
Does the preview show every page?
It shows up to 12 pages at a time. Use Previous pages and Next pages for the remaining previews. The download includes the complete document.