How do I make one PDF from several screenshots?
Add the screenshots, arrange them in the intended reading order, then choose your page settings and create the PDF. The result places the captures into one document.
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Screenshot to PDF Converter
Combine screenshots into a polished PDF for walkthroughs, reference notes, and personal record packets—right in your browser.
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Turn a Screenshot Sequence Into a Readable Packet
Start with screenshots from each action, reference screen, or saved moment, then place them in the order a reader needs. img2doc combines the sequence into one PDF, so a setup guide, help note, or personal record packet reads from first page to last. This gives scattered captures a practical structure without asking recipients to open a folder full of separate files.
Refine Each Page Before You Combine It
A useful PDF is more than a stack of captures. Reorder pages to match the task, rotate a sideways screen by 90 degrees, and crop away surrounding clutter with ratio presets. Brightness and contrast adjustments, filters, and sharpening can make an individual screenshot easier to view before it becomes part of the packet. These controls help you present the material deliberately while keeping the screenshots you selected.
Match the PDF Layout to How It Will Be Used
Choose A4, A5, Letter, Legal, or a custom page size according to where the packet will be read or printed. Set margins to give screenshots breathing room, and adjust JPEG quality to balance visual clarity with file size. Add an optional cover when the PDF needs a recognizable starting page, such as a device-setup guide, a checklist of steps, or an archive of personal reference screens.
Keep Screenshot Assembly in Your Browser
img2doc works in the browser, letting you prepare a multi-image PDF without creating an account. Images stay on your device during conversion rather than being uploaded for conversion. That makes the tool suited to assembling a quick how-to from work-in-progress captures or keeping a personal collection organized. Review page order and formatting choices before making the finished PDF, especially when its sequence matters.
FAQ
Can I change the order or orientation of screenshots?
Yes. Move screenshots into sequence before creating the PDF, and rotate an individual page by 90 degrees when a capture is sideways.
Which PDF page sizes can I choose?
You can use A4, A5, Letter, Legal, or a custom size. Margins let you set the space around each screenshot on the page.
Are my screenshots uploaded for conversion?
No. The conversion happens in your browser, so images are not uploaded for conversion. No sign-up is required.
Do GIF and HEIC screenshots work?
A GIF uses its static first frame when included in a PDF. HEIC files are not supported, so save or convert those screenshots to a supported image format first.