1️⃣ Enter URL above and click "Open Website in New Tab". On the opened website, press Ctrl+Shift+S (or click browser's screenshot button).
2️⃣ Or use browser's built-in screenshot tool to capture the page. Then upload the screenshot below using "Upload Image" button.
3️⃣After upload screenshot user can crop the screenshot image and press "Convert & Download" button.
4️⃣User can press "Capture This Page" button to capture the current page with uploaded screenshot also.
💡 Tip: Most browsers have built-in screenshot tools (Chrome: F12 → More tools → Screenshot)
📘 How to Use – Capture Any Website
Paste any website URL and click "Open Website in New Tab"
Use browser's screenshot tool or press Print Screen key
Click "Upload Image" and select your screenshot
Enable crop, select area, convert to PDF/Image
📸 Browser Screenshot Methods:
1 Chrome/Edge: Right-click → "Take Screenshot" or F12 → More tools → Capture screenshot
2 Firefox: Right-click → "Take Screenshot"
3 Any Browser: Press Print Screen (PrtScn) key, paste in image editor, save as image
4 Mac: Press Cmd+Shift+4 to capture area, or Cmd+Shift+3 for full screen
✅ After capturing, save the image and upload it using the "Upload Image" button above.
About the Screenshot to PDF Converter
This tool combines screenshots into a single PDF. Instead of juggling a folder of loose image files, you get one ordered document that is simple to share, attach to a ticket, or print — perfect for bug reports, how-to guides, approvals, and keeping a record of what was on screen.
Built for sequences
Screenshots usually tell a story in order: step one, step two, step three. Add all your captures and drag the thumbnails into the exact sequence you need, and each becomes a page in that order. PNG and JPG captures are embedded at full quality, so the fine text and UI detail in your screenshots stays sharp and legible in the PDF rather than being blurred by re-compression.
Sizing for screen or print
Choose “Match each screenshot” to keep every page at the capture’s native dimensions with no borders, which looks best on screen and handles mixed sizes gracefully. Choose “Fit onto A4” to centre each screenshot on a standard printable page, giving a uniform document when you intend to print or archive it. Orientation is selected automatically so wide captures become landscape pages and tall ones portrait.
Privacy
Files are processed on the server only to build the result, and the temporary copies are cleared automatically a short time later. This is the same reliable engine as the JPG to PDF Converter, framed for capture workflows; to turn finished PDF pages back into images, see the PDF to JPG Converter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why convert screenshots to PDF?
A PDF bundles a series of screenshots into one tidy file that is easy to share, email, or print — far cleaner than attaching a dozen separate PNGs. It is ideal for bug reports, step-by-step guides, and records of online activity.
Can I keep the screenshots in order?
Yes. Add them all, then drag to arrange the sequence so your steps or pages read in the right order.
Does it reduce screenshot quality?
No. PNG and JPG screenshots are embedded at full quality, so text in your captures stays crisp and readable.
Should I use match-image or A4?
Match-image keeps each screenshot at its native size with no borders, best for viewing on screen. A4 centres each on a printable page, best if you will print the document.
Is anything uploaded permanently?
No. Files are processed on the server only to build the result, and the temporary copies are cleared automatically a short time later.