Combine up to 20 WebP images
Add still WebP files, move them into the required order, and create one PDF with one image per page.
Turn one WebP into a PDF or arrange several images as pages in a single document. Page creation, metadata cleanup, and verification all stay on your device.
Choose the right format
Opaque WebP pages use a high-quality JPEG representation to control file size, while transparent WebP pages use PNG so their alpha channel is not silently flattened.
Add still WebP files, move them into the required order, and create one PDF with one image per page.
A WebP with alpha is embedded through PNG to preserve transparent pixels. Opaque photos use JPEG to avoid an unnecessarily large PDF.
Source metadata is not copied, PDF document metadata is removed, and the finished file is reopened to verify its page count.
Conversion questions
Yes. Choose up to 20 still WebP images and arrange them in the exact page order you need.
They are preserved in a PNG representation inside the PDF and normally appear against the page colour used by your PDF viewer.
No. Animated files are rejected rather than silently discarding every frame except one.
No. Decoding, PDF creation, metadata removal, verification, and download all happen locally in your browser.