Twelve screenshots of a bug, the charts from this week's report, a logo on a transparent background. Someone wants all of it as one PDF. Add them here. Only PNG goes in; a JPG or HEIC renamed to .png is stopped on its card with a link to Image to PDF, and the rest carry on. Each image becomes a page, and the number on its card is its page number. Drag a card to move it, or open its menu and use Move to… to type a page number. The settings button shows the page setup, for example A4 · Automatic · Small margin. Every image is scaled to fit inside the margins without being cropped. Fit to image makes each page the shape of its image instead, which suits screenshots you will read on screen. Tap Save PDF. With Quality first, your PNGs are stored with lossless compression, never turned into JPEG, and their transparency goes into the PDF too: the page is white, so see-through areas look white, but nothing has been painted over. An animated PNG goes in as its still image, and its card says so. Smaller file prepares a version of each large image with 2000 px on the long side, still lossless, and uses it only where that really makes the file smaller. Long scrolling screenshots and panoramas keep at least 600 px on their short side, so their text stays readable. What stays out: text notes, camera details and dates stored inside your PNGs, and your file names. Text in a screenshot stays a picture of text, so you can read it but not search it. My guides cover transparency, page sizes, quality and file size, and screenshots and charts.