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WebP to PDF

Turn WebP pictures saved from websites or phones into one PDF, one picture per page, for printing or filing.

A synthetic 600 x 360 WebP image with Total: 148.50. The result should be a one-page PDF of the same size; JPEG preparation makes it smaller.

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Local limits: Max total size: 40 MB

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A practical guide

Keep saved web pictures in one file.

  1. Choose WebP images and arrange them in page order.
  2. Keep full-size lossless pixels or prepare smaller JPEG images, then set paper and margins.
  3. Create the PDF and check each page against its source image.

Try this example

Choose three WebP photos of a furniture assembly guide in step order. With A4 paper the result is a three-page PDF you can print and keep with the receipt.

Before

  • photo-1.webp
  • photo-2.webp

After · one PDF

  • 2-page PDF
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Your browser decodes WebP; animated WebP adds its first frame only. Up to 10 images, 10 MiB each, 12 MP per image and 24 MP total. Full size stores lossless PNG and can be larger than the WebP.

Number the image PDF
What you get

Convert WebP images to one PDF, one image per page. Your browser decodes each WebP; animated WebP uses the first frame only.

Limits and important details

Original mode: 40 images, 40 MiB input, 16 MP per image / 40 MP total; no EXIF correction. Optional preparation: 10 images, 10 MiB each, 40 MiB total, 12 MP per image / 24 MP total before decode, 40 MiB output. Preparation applies browser EXIF orientation and downsizes without upscaling. JPEG is lossy and fills transparency white; PNG preserves transparency. Image size uses prepared dimensions as PDF points. No HEIC or OCR; limits are not a total memory guarantee.

Example

Choose two WebP images in order and create a two-page PDF. Full size keeps every pixel as lossless PNG; JPEG preparation makes a smaller file. Animated WebP adds its first frame only.