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Wrap WebP Images as PDF — For Submission, Printing, and Archiving

WebP images from Chrome screenshots, web-optimized photos, and modern image exports need to be wrapped in PDF format for document submission, professional printing, email attachments in PDF-only contexts, and archiving systems that only accept PDF. WebP-to-PDF embeds your image in a properly sized, single-page PDF ready for any document workflow.

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How to Convert WebP to PDF

Open the Converter

Click "Convert Now" — opens with WebP → PDF pre-selected.

Upload Your WebP

Drag & drop your WebP file or click Browse. Up to 50 MB.

Convert Instantly

Conversion runs entirely in your browser — no server upload.

Download PDF

Your PDF downloads automatically, ready to share or print.

WebP Screenshots and Images as PDF: Document-Ready in One Step

WebP is the web's image format — Chrome takes screenshots in WebP by default, modern website exports produce WebP, and many web-based design tools output WebP. But outside of browsers, WebP has limited support. Print shops require JPEG, TIFF, or PDF — not WebP. Legal and compliance systems accept PDF but not WebP. Email attachments to clients are professional as PDF but unexpected as WebP. Converting WebP to PDF bridges this gap by embedding the image in a PDF container at its natural pixel dimensions. The resulting PDF is a single-page document where the image fills the entire page — suitable for printing at full resolution, attaching to formal documents, and submitting to any system that accepts PDF. Multiple WebP files can be combined into a multi-page PDF, useful for creating photo albums, documentation screenshots, or portfolio PDFs from a collection of WebP images.

Why Convert WebP to PDF?

✓ Convert Chrome WebP screenshots to PDF for bug report documentation or compliance submissions
✓ Wrap WebP product images in PDF for attachment to formal quotes, proposals, or RFPs
✓ Print WebP photos at a copy shop by converting to PDF first (most print kiosks accept PDF)
✓ Archive WebP web graphics as PDF for long-term storage in document management systems
✓ Bundle multiple WebP screenshots into a single multi-page PDF portfolio or report

Features

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100% Private

Files never leave your browser. Zero server uploads.

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Instant

Conversion completes in seconds using Canvas API.

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Free

No account, no fee, no watermarks. Ever.

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Multi-page PDF

Combine multiple WebP images into one PDF document.

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Full Resolution

Your image quality is fully preserved in the PDF.

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Mobile-Friendly

Works on any device — phone, tablet, desktop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The WebP image is embedded in the PDF at its full pixel resolution. The PDF page dimensions are set to match the image dimensions so there is no scaling or quality loss.

Yes. Select multiple WebP files and they will be combined into a single PDF with each image on a separate page, in the order you selected them.

By default, the PDF page size matches the WebP image dimensions. You can optionally specify a standard page size (A4, Letter) and the image will be centered or scaled to fit.

The WebP image is embedded in the PDF container as-is, without re-compression. File size will be roughly the same as the original WebP plus PDF overhead (typically a few kilobytes).

Yes. WebP supports up to 4K resolution images. If your WebP image has sufficient pixels (at least 300 DPI at your desired print size), the PDF will print at professional quality on any printer.

The PDF page background is white by default. If your WebP image has transparent areas, they will appear as white in the PDF output (PDF doesn't support transparency at the page level).

No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your WebP image — which may contain personal photos, proprietary screenshots, or sensitive visual content — never leaves your device.