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Convert a WebP image to PDF

Many websites publish their images in WebP format: when you save them, you get a .webp file that some software can't open. Turn it into a PDF, on its own or with other images.

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Processed on your device, nothing is uploaded

How do I convert a WebP image to PDF?

  1. Choose your WebP images. You can add JPGs or PNGs too.
  2. Set the order of the images and the page format: A4 or image size.
  3. Press “Create PDF”, then download it.

WebP is an image format created by Google to make web pages lighter. It is read by all recent browsers, including Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, but not always by office software, printers or online forms that only accept JPG, PNG or PDF.

TwoDocument places each image on a page. In A4, the image is centred with a neat margin, in portrait or landscape depending on its shape. With “Image size”, the page takes on the image's proportions: handy for a poster, an infographic or a visual to share.

Transparent areas turn white, and an animated image is kept as a still image. Also think about rights: an image found on a website belongs to its creator, and putting it in a PDF does not give you the right to distribute it. Your images stay on your device during the conversion.

Frequently asked questions

Why do my images save as .webp?

Because the site publishes them in this format, which is lighter than JPG or PNG. Your browser saves the file as it receives it.

Can I mix WebP, JPG and PNG in the same PDF?

Yes. All these images can be combined into a single PDF, one image per page, in the order of your choice.

Is the quality preserved?

Each image is saved as a good-quality JPG in the PDF. Very large images are scaled down to 2,400 pixels on their longest side, which stays sharp on screen as well as in print.

Are my images uploaded online?

No, the PDF is created by your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored by TwoDocument.

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