Add up to 30 WebP images (up to 50 MB each), drag them into order, and download one PDF with a page per image. The WebP files are decoded in your browser and stored in the PDF without further loss by default, or recompressed as JPG if you need a smaller file. Page size, orientation, fit and margins are adjustable.
Convert WebP images to PDF documents
WebP is made for web pages, but forms, printers and colleagues usually expect a PDF. This WebP to PDF converter turns your WebP images into a PDF that opens the same way on any device, in any email client, and on paper.
Why convert WebP to PDF?
Some email clients and document systems can't preview WebP attachments, while every one of them opens a PDF. A PDF also keeps several images together in order, which helps when you print web images as a handout, attach graphics to a formal application, or archive images saved from the web as one document.
Several images in one PDF
Add several WebP images and each becomes its own page. Choose the page size (A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A2, A5 or the image's own size), the orientation, how each image fits the page, and a margin from 0 to 50 mm. It's a quick way to bundle web assets into a reference sheet or package downloaded images into one file you can share.
Quality
In the default Original mode, each WebP is decoded and its pixels are stored in the PDF with lossless compression, so the PDF looks exactly like the images. That can make the PDF larger than the WebP files were. If size matters more, switch to Compressed mode, which re-encodes the images as JPG at a quality from 10 to 100.
Private processing
The conversion runs in your browser, and your WebP images are never uploaded to our servers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I combine multiple WebP images into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 30 WebP files and each lands on its own page of a single PDF. Drag them to change the order, then adjust the page settings and download.
Will the PDF preserve the quality of my WebP images?
Yes, in the default Original mode. The decoded images are stored with lossless compression, so nothing is lost on top of the WebP compression they already had. The optional Compressed mode trades quality for a smaller file.
Why do I need to convert WebP to PDF for email?
Some email clients can't show WebP attachments, and some company mail systems block unfamiliar image types. PDF attachments open almost everywhere.
Can I set the page size for the PDF output?
Yes. Choose A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A2, A5 or the image's own size, with automatic, portrait or landscape orientation.