Convert WebP to PDF — the web format, in something everyone can open
WebP is what you get when you save an image from almost any modern website. It is smaller and sharper than the JPEG it replaced — and then you try to attach it to an email, drop it into a report, or send it to a client, and half the world cannot open it. Older versions of Office refuse it. Plenty of photo viewers refuse it. Print shops refuse it.
Turning it into a PDF solves that permanently: a PDF opens on every phone, every desktop, every browser and every print counter, with no plugin and no explaining.
Converted properly, not through a detour
The lazy way to handle WebP is to convert it to a JPEG first and put that in the PDF. It works, and it costs you quality twice — once in the JPEG step and once in the PDF step. Your WebP is written into the document losslessly instead, in one step, so the picture in the PDF is the picture you downloaded.
Transparent WebP stays transparent
WebP carries a real transparency channel, and most converters quietly paint a white rectangle behind it. That is fine until you place the page into another document, print it onto coloured stock, or hand it to a designer — and then the white box is there for good. Transparency is carried into the PDF properly here, so the page still works wherever it ends up. Prefer a solid white background? One switch, and it is flattened for you.
Animated WebP
A PDF page does not move, so an animated WebP contributes its first frame. That is the frame the animation is designed to open on, and it is the one people expect to see.
Batch it, order it, shape it
Add up to 100 images, drag them into order, and choose one merged PDF or a separate file per image. Pages can match each image's own proportions or sit on standard paper in portrait or landscape, with an optional margin.
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for
The conversion runs in your browser, so it works the same on a phone as on a desktop. There is no account, no watermark and no email step, and files are removed from the server within the hour.
What you get
- One-step conversion — no intermediate JPEG, no double compression
- Real transparency carried through, or flattened to white if you prefer
- Animated WebP handled predictably, using the opening frame
- Up to 100 images in one document, in your chosen order
- Page size shaped to the image, or standard paper in portrait or landscape
- Free, with nothing stored for longer than an hour
What's next?
Need the image itself to be smaller rather than turned into a document? Compress WEBP shrinks it without changing the format. If the finished PDF is heavier than you need, Compress PDF will trim it, and Merge PDF combines it with documents you already have.