ARDOTOOLS
Screenshot to PDF
Combine screenshots or images into a basic PDF locally in the browser.
How it works
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Choose your images
Screenshots, photos or scans. They are read from your disk, not uploaded.
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Pick a page size
US Letter or A4. Each image is centred on its own page.
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Download the PDF
One file, one page per image, built in your browser.
What people use it for
Expense receipts
Turn a folder of receipt photos into one file a finance team will accept.
Bug reports
Several screenshots in order, so the sequence is obvious.
Handing over designs
Send one paginated file instead of a zip of loose images.
Printing
A PDF prints predictably; a folder of images does not.
Questions
- Does the image quality drop?
- Each page is re-encoded as JPEG at high quality, so there is some compression. For text-heavy screenshots that stay legible, this is usually invisible; for artwork you are archiving, keep the originals.
- Can I reorder the pages?
- Not yet. Pages follow the order the files are selected in, so renaming them 01, 02, 03 before choosing them is the reliable way to control it.
- Is my file uploaded?
- No. The images are read, drawn and encoded into a PDF entirely in this page. Open your Network tab and watch: after the page loads, there are no further requests.