Turn Screenshots into a Court-Ready PDF — Free
Combine screenshots into one PDF with titles and page numbers.
Published October 25, 2025
Judges prefer one clean PDF over a stack of images. Screenshot2PDF builds a tidy packet in minutes.
When to use this
- You have many message screenshots to show sequence, and you want the judge or clerk to read them in the exact order they happened without flipping between files.
- The court asked for a single PDF submission, whether for e-filing or email, and you need to meet that technical requirement without hiring a designer.
- You want consistent headings and pagination so every reference in your declaration lines up with a page number and title, giving your story a professional spine.
How to do it (fast)
- Open Screenshot2PDF and glance at the instructions so you know how the generator treats image orientation, margins, and DPI for the court-friendly layout.
- Select your screenshots (JPG/PNG) from your computer or phone export; mix texts, app records, and photos because the tool sorts them in the order you choose.
- Add an optional header for context, such as the case caption or a short exhibit label, so each page reminds the reader why the screenshots matter.
- Generate and download the PDF, then review it locally to confirm every page number, image crop, and header looks right before you submit or print.
Why this helps
- One file is easier to review and cite, especially when you reference page numbers in declarations or motions, and it cuts down on clerk questions.
- Private: everything runs in your browser, so sensitive conversations or account dashboards never leave your device or touch a random server.
- Clear headers and page numbers look professional, reinforcing that you organized the evidence thoughtfully and respect the court's time.
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Not legal advice. Courts set their own rules. Keep your original records.