How to use this PDF tool
- Select the requested source file or files.
- Set the available page, layout, or quality options.
- Run the tool and review the completion details.
- Download the newly generated result.
Convert one or more screenshot image files into a PDF, preserving their order and fitting each to its own page.
Convert one or more screenshot image files into a PDF, preserving their order and fitting each to its own page.
Keep the original source and inspect the result before printing, sharing, or archiving it.
Files are decoded with browser APIs and pinned client-side libraries. Password-protected or damaged PDFs are not supported.
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| PNG / JPEG |
Yes. The processing code runs locally in your browser. Your selected files are not sent to a Callpdf server.
The chooser accepts the formats shown in the tool. Unsupported, empty, encrypted, or damaged files are rejected with an error.
Pages and images are processed sequentially where practical. Very large files may still exceed the memory available to your browser.
Yes. The tool creates a new downloadable result and does not modify the source file on your device.
PDF rendering, image scaling, thresholding, or OCR can change appearance or text accuracy. Review the downloaded result before relying on it.
| Stage | Runs where |
|---|---|
| Decode and create output | Your browser |