Take a screenshot
Grab your screen the usual way. On Windows press Windows + Shift + S. On a phone use your normal screenshot buttons.
pdf2kit / Screenshot to PDF
PDF tool
Turn one or many screenshots into a single PDF. Paste them in with Ctrl+V, set the order, and download one file. Every step happens on your device.
Step by step
Great for bug reports, receipts, chats, and web pages. There is nothing to install and no sign-up.
Grab your screen the usual way. On Windows press Windows + Shift + S. On a phone use your normal screenshot buttons.
Open the workspace and press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac), or click Paste from clipboard. On a phone, tap Add files and pick the screenshot.
Each screenshot becomes a page. Add as many as you want and drag them into the order you need.
Click Download PDF and save the single file to your device.
Why pdf2kit
Screenshots often show private things: a chat, a bank page, an ID, or a bug on your screen. They should not sit on someone else's server. pdf2kit builds the PDF on your own device, and nothing is uploaded. It is free, with no account and no watermark on the result.
FAQ
On Windows, press Windows + Shift + S and pick the area. It goes to the clipboard. On a Mac, press Shift + Cmd + 4 to save a file, or add Ctrl to copy it instead. On iPhone, press the side button and volume up together. On Android, press power and volume down together.
Yes. Paste or add as many as you like. Each screenshot becomes its own page, and you drag them into the order you want.
On a computer, take the shot with your system, then paste it here with Ctrl+V. That is faster and lets you grab the exact area. On a phone, take a screenshot the normal way, then add it.
Some browsers block reading the clipboard. Press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on a Mac) instead of the button, or click Add files and pick the screenshot image.
No. The whole PDF is built in the page on your device. Your screenshots are never sent to a server.
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