Turn three screenshots into a readable PDF
Prepare the images
Use JPEG or PNG screenshots that you are authorized to share. Remove unrelated account information or interface areas before packing them. The tool does not crop, straighten or redact the source images, and it does not extract text through OCR.
Set the reading order
Choose the cover or first screenshot, then arrange the remaining images using the order controls. Each image becomes its own page. Three selected images produce three pages, and the selected order determines which screenshot the reader sees first.
Choose a page size
Use A4 or US Letter when a standard paper document is appropriate. A wide screenshot may leave extra space on a portrait page because it is fitted without cropping. Image-shaped pages follow the image proportions and can be more suitable for viewing screenshots on a screen.
Read the actual PDF
Open the downloaded file and inspect every page at an ordinary reading zoom. Confirm that text is legible, no image is missing and the order is correct. The PDF contains images of text rather than newly searchable text; searchability requires a separate OCR process.
Handle large selections
Choose at most 12 images with a 40 MB per-file limit and an 80 MB selection limit. Large source images can use substantial memory. If a phone struggles, prepare a smaller set or reduce the image dimensions before packing, while checking that the text remains readable.
Try and verify the workflow
Choose A4 for a set of document images. Each image is fitted onto its own page, centered with a margin, without cutting off the edges.
Open images to pdf