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Screenshots to PDF — Paste or Drop

Paste screenshots straight from the clipboard (Ctrl+V) or drop files, order them, and export as a PDF — one per page or two-up. Free and private.

No signup · nothing uploaded · Free for images up to 25 MB each

How it works

1

Paste or drop

Ctrl+V / ⌘V pastes straight in; files work too.

2

Order the list

Move items up or down, or remove mistakes.

3

Choose a layout and export

One per page, or two per page to save paper.

Built for the screenshot workflow: take a screenshot, press Ctrl+V (or ⌘V) right here, and it lands in the list — no saving to disk first. Drop files in the usual way too, reorder with the up/down controls, then export: one screenshot per page, or two stacked per portrait page for a compact document.

Each pasted screenshot arrives at full clipboard resolution. The result is a normal PDF — good for bug reports, error-log captures, before/after documentation, or sending a set of grabs as one attachment instead of twelve.

Questions, answered

The page listens for clipboard images while it is open — press Ctrl+V or ⌘V and the screenshot appears as a file named screenshot-1.png, and so on.

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