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Most images on the web are now served as WebP, so a picture saved from a website or a product page is often a .webp file that email, print shops and upload forms do not accept. This converter turns WebP images into a PDF in your browser. Each image is decoded and stored losslessly, so nothing is lost a second time.
To convert WebP to PDF, add the .webp images to an image-to-PDF converter and download the PDF. On ihatepdf each WebP is decoded in your browser and embedded losslessly, so the PDF shows exactly what the WebP showed. Add several to make one multi-page PDF, choose Fit, A4 or Letter pages, and download. Nothing is uploaded.
Product photos, recipe pictures, infographics and memes saved from the web are usually WebP. Collect them, drop them in at once, and choose A4 to get a tidy document you can print or send. If the result is too large to email, Compress PDF brings it down.
Drop the .webp files on this page, put them in order, and press Convert to PDF. Free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.
No further quality is lost. The WebP is decoded and stored losslessly in the PDF, so the page shows exactly what the WebP showed.
WebP compresses photos very efficiently, and the PDF stores the image losslessly. If the size matters, run the PDF through Compress PDF afterwards.
The first frame becomes the page. A PDF page cannot animate.
No. Everything happens in your browser.
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