Save captured screenshot as PDF using Photos App in Windows 11/10

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I can hands catechumen a screenshot into a PDF via Windows 11/10 Photos app. But not many are enlightened of the process. This short guide without any elaborate instructions will help you catechumen a screenshot of any format (JPEG, PNG, BMP, etc.) into a PDF. Moreover, a good part of it is that it does not require you to download and whatever boosted software.

Save screenshot equally PDF using Windows Photos App

Equally mentioned, we would be using the native Windows 11/ten Photos app to carry out the following steps:

Open the screenshot with Photos App
Apply Microsoft Impress to PDF option

Let's cover the steps in item now.

1] Open the screenshot with Photos App

Become to the location where the screenshot or the image you would similar to convert into a PDF is saved.

In one case at that place, right-click the paradigm and choose 'Open up with > Photos' option.

ii] Use Microsoft Print to PDF choice

When the app opens, cull 'Print' icon, just adjacent to the 'Run across More' options.

Next, when the 'Impress' dialog appears, hit the 'Printer' driblet-down arrow and select 'Microsoft Impress to PDF' (Microsoft Print to PDF is the virtual built-in default PDF printer by Microsoft. It readily converts any standard document into PDF Format for Free).

Choose either Mural or Portrait mode and hit the 'Print' button.

The action, when confirmed, volition save the screenshot as a new PDF file in your default folder.

A pop-up notification will instantly appear in the bottom right corner of your screen, confirming the screenshot is saved every bit PDF.

Thus, using these elementary steps, yous tin can change the format of a screenshot into PDF.

Similar to this, you can use another Windows 11/ten native app – Microsoft Pigment to save or convert a screenshot into PDF.

I hope you plant this tip useful.

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A post-graduate in Biotechnology, Hemant switched gears to writing about Microsoft technologies and has been a contributor to TheWindowsClub since and then. When he is not working, you can usually discover him out traveling to different places or indulging himself in binge-watching.