Convert PNG to PDF
Our PNG to PDF converter lets you take any image that is saved in .png format and convert it to a PDF file within seconds.
How to convert PNG to PDF:
Choose a file
First step is selecting your file! Drag-and-drop your PNG file into the box, or upload it from your computer or a cloud storage service like Google Drive or Dropbox.
Download or send link by email
View your shiny new PDF by downloading it to your computer, or through a link which will be sent to your email and will allow you to access your file for 24 hours.
DID YOU KNOW?
The PNG format has history
The PNG format, which stands for “Portable Network Graphics,” was first introduced to the world in 1996, and has now been around for more than 20 years! The veteran format is a lossless data format, which means that it does not alter the quality of the original image it was converted from. A PNG image can be more or less compressed in order to adjust its size. But don’t worry, the compression factor only influences how fast the image can be decoded and viewed, and will not affect the quality of the image itself.
Learn more about converting from PNG to PDF
Quality control
Our PNG converter doesn’t compress the image while converting it to PDF, so that the image retains its original quality.
Preserved properties
We’ll barely change a thing! Image size and orientation also remain intact when your image is being converted.
Keep on converting
Soda PDF Desktop and Soda PDF Online offer powerful PDF to image converters to satisfy all your converting needs! You can choose to convert PDF files into PNG, JPEG, BMP and TIFF formats.
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Security
We use secure technology to establish an encrypted link between our web server and your browser so that all data remains private.
Confidentiality
We only store each file on our server for 24 hours to limit any unauthorized access. It is then permanently removed from our servers. No one on our team can access these files.
Cloud storage access
Access files saved in cloud storage systems like Google Drive, Box, Dropbox and OneDrive.
Any device
You can process files on any device, anytime, anywhere through your computer, tablet and smartphone.
*Size and daily usage limitations may apply
