SMALL TOOL, READABLE PAGES

Long screenshot
to PDF.

Turn one long screenshot into a multipage PDF—not a tiny strip on one page. Keep a consistent width and move page breaks away from text.

Your image stays on this device.

No upload, account, or paid API.
Choose an existing image to begin.

YOUR WORKSPACE
PNG / JPG / WEBP → PDF
01

Choose & arrange

One image, as many pages as it needs.

Drop a still PNG, JPG, or WebP here.

No image selected.

Up to 20 MiB · 16 million pixels · 4,096 px wide · 32,767 px per side · 40 pages. Smaller images work better on mobile.

Portrait only. The same margin applies on all sides. Changing paper or margin resets manual breaks.

Output: image-only PDF, high-quality JPEG pages on white. No OCR, searchable text, or quality restoration. Transparency is flattened.

02

Preview & adjust breaks

No pages yet

Ready when you are. Files are processed locally, not uploaded or saved by this tool.

Review every page before printing. This tool does not detect text, remove private information, capture a webpage, or accept PDF input. Use only images you are allowed to process.

How to split a long screenshot into PDF pages

  1. Open an existing PNG, JPG, or WebP screenshot. It stays in your browser; no account or upload is needed.
  2. Choose A4 or US Letter and a margin. The image fills the available paper width without changing its proportions.
  3. Preview each page. Use the page-end slider or source-row field to move a cut away from a heading or text line. Later pages are recalculated.
  4. Download the multipage PDF. Open it in your PDF reader, check the pages, and use your printer’s normal page-size settings.

Example: a 900 × 4,200 px screenshot

With A4 paper and 12 mm margins:

Consistent width: 186 mm
Automatic breaks: 1,320 / 2,640 / 3,960
Result: 4 portrait pages
Last page: remaining 240 image rows

Try the synthetic example above. It is generated on this device—not a real product screenshot or customer file. Move the first break earlier to see subsequent pages shift.

Limits and privacy

01

No image upload

The image is decoded, previewed, and converted on this device. No file content or filename is sent to an API, analytics service, or cloud storage. Reset or close the page to clear the working image.

02

Readable size, not invented detail

Fixed-width pagination avoids shrinking a whole long image onto one sheet. It cannot sharpen blurry text or recover missing pixels. The PDF contains JPEG images, not selectable or searchable text.

03

A small, focused converter

One still image at a time. No PDF input, screenshot capture, stitching, OCR, rotation editor, redaction, or accounts. Large or damaged images may still fail on memory-limited devices; use a smaller copy.

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