About the WebP to PDF
WebP images saved from websites are compact, but many printers, forms and older programs don't accept them. This converter combines one or more WebP images into a PDF that opens everywhere. Each image becomes a page; you choose the order, page size, orientation and margin. The pictures are kept at full resolution and stored losslessly, so screenshots, diagrams and transparent graphics stay crisp. Everything happens in your browser, so the images are never uploaded.
Updated October 2026
How to use the WebP to PDF
- 1Select WebP images.
- 2Put them in order with the arrows.
- 3Choose the page size, orientation and margin.
- 4Press Convert to PDF.
- 5Download the PDF.
Typical uses
Printing recipes, product photos or diagrams saved from websites, collecting screenshots into one document, and sending pictures to a print shop that asks for PDF.
Page size and margins
A4 and Letter fit each picture on a standard page with the margin you choose, turning the page sideways for wide pictures when orientation is set to Auto. Same as image makes every page exactly the size of its picture, with no border, which suits presentations and photo books.
- A4: most of the world
- Letter: USA and Canada
- Same as image: no white border
Keeping text sharp
Screenshots and diagrams contain fine text that lossy compression can blur. Storing them losslessly keeps every edge as it was, which matters when the PDF is printed or zoomed in.
Transparent images
Transparent areas stay transparent in the PDF and show as white when printed on white paper or viewed in most readers.
What WebP is
WebP is an image format from Google that makes pictures smaller than JPG or PNG at the same quality. Most websites now serve WebP, so pictures you save from the web often end up as .webp files that other programs refuse.
Order and naming
Files are listed in the order you add them. Use the arrows to move a picture up or down before converting; the PDF follows the list exactly, from the first page to the last. Removing a file from the list leaves the others in place.
If the PDF is too big
Pictures make PDFs large. If the file is over an email or upload limit, open it in our Compress PDF tool and pick a target size such as 1 MB or 500 KB; it shrinks the pictures while keeping them readable. Removing pages you don't need with Delete PDF Pages also helps.
Phone and computer
Pick files from your phone's gallery or files app, or drop them on the page on a computer. The PDF downloads straight to your device. For ordinary photos use JPG to PDF, and WebP to JPG changes the file type.
Features
- One page per image
- Full resolution, lossless
- Transparency kept
- A4, Letter or image-sized pages
- Reorder before converting
- No upload
Frequently asked questions
Why convert WebP to PDF?
To print pictures saved from the web, send them as one attachment, or upload them to a form that only accepts PDF.
Are animated WebPs supported?
The first frame of an animated WebP is used.
Why is the PDF larger than the WebP files?
WebP compresses very efficiently; inside the PDF the pictures are stored losslessly to keep them sharp. Compress PDF can shrink the result.
Can I mix in JPG and PNG?
Yes. Any picture your browser can open can be added.
Can I change the page order?
Yes. Use the up and down arrows next to each file before converting; pages follow the list from top to bottom.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The pictures are read and the PDF is built in your browser, so nothing leaves your device.
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes, in Safari on iOS 14 or later, which can open WebP.
Will the pictures be resized?
No. Each picture keeps its full resolution and is scaled only to fit the page you choose.