One PDF, many pages
All PNGs into a single document. Or each PNG as its own one-page PDF. Both work.
Screenshots, design mocks, scanned receipts — when you need a PDF, you need a PDF. Most online tools cap free at five files, or gate at two tasks an hour. Morph binds the PNGs into a single PDF in your browser tab — page sizes auto-fit, transparency flattened cleanly to white. The PNGs stay where they were. The PDF saves locally. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Drop one or fifty. The decoder reads each one losslessly and queues them for binding.
Letter, A4, custom — or fit-to-image so each page matches its source PNG. Your call.
All PNGs into a single document. Or each PNG as its own one-page PDF. Both work.
The PNGs stay where they were. The PDF is a brand-new file. Nothing modified, nothing logged.
PNG is what screenshots, design exports, and scanned receipts come out as. PDF is what office workflows expect. The translation between the two is mechanical, but the existing tools all gate or queue. Morph runs pdf-lib in your tab — PNGs embed losslessly, page sizes auto-fit, transparency flattens cleanly.
Those upload and queue. Morph binds in your browser via pdf-lib — no upload, no cap, no monthly tax.
Yes. PNGs embed without re-encoding. The PDF preserves every pixel.
Flattened to white background by default. Configurable to keep transparency where the PDF viewer supports it.
Both. Combined PDF (default) or one PDF per PNG. Toggle is right there.
Letter, A4, custom dimensions, or fit-to-image.
Yes. Everything that runs on your device is free with no cap. AI and server work is paid in credits, about a cent each.