We’ve also added various options within the tool that you can choose from to customize the output file, including the format, orientation, and margin sizes. You can also continue working on your file after converting and before downloading if you need to make any more changes.

There are a few reasons. The most obvious one is the efficiency of sharing and storing images. As mentioned before, working with smaller files can make your life much easier.

Furthermore, PDF has established itself as a universal file type. You can open it on nearly all electronic devices, including personal computers, mobile phones, and tablets.

Besides, PDFs are safe to use. Unlike most image file types, you can password protect PDF files easily with secure encryption.

We understand that you may not want to keep your images as PDFs but rather in another image format. To get the best of both worlds, we recommend the JPG format. This image format has similar elements to the PDF; the images are compressed and are easy to share.

To save the final image as a JPG, just follow the steps above to convert your PNG image to the PDF format. Then, use the PDF to JPG tool on our site to convert the file to a JPG. Our converters make it easy for you to change one file format to another smoothly. If that isn’t impressive enough, we also support Microsoft Office formats so you can save your PNG as an editable Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file in a few simple steps.

After you convert a PNG to PDF, there are over a dozen tools on our site for you to use. To help you get an idea of what’s possible, we have compiled a selection of guides on our blog. These show you all the great things you can do with PDFs (we run a PDF software, after all). Here are some of our most popular articles:

And finally, to simplify how you work with PDFs, we’ve made sure that our online tools are compatible with all operating systems. You can freely convert PNG to PDF on Windows, Mac, Linux, and your mobile phone with the Smallpdf Mobile App.