Convert one or more WebP images into a PDF directly in your browser with page size and margin controls.
Last updated: April 2026 | By Patchworkr Team
WebP files only
WebP images are useful on the web, but PDF is often the better format when you want to group several images into a single document. This converter puts each selected WebP file on its own PDF page.
You can choose Letter, A4, or original image size, then add margins to control the layout. Everything runs in your browser and stays local to your device.
A PDF keeps related WebP images together instead of leaving them as separate downloads.
PDF is a common document format for sharing, printing, and storing image sets.
Each image becomes its own page, which gives the document a clean structure.
The converter runs in your browser, so your files do not need to leave your device.
Each image becomes a page
When you upload multiple WebP files, the converter places them in the PDF in the same order you selected them.
Use margins to control spacing
Margins add space around each image and help keep the page layout from feeling cramped.
Letter and A4 are standard document sizes, while Original Image Size keeps each page matched to the uploaded image dimensions.
Add margins when you want more white space around each image or need a layout that prints more comfortably.
The PDF uses the order of the files you selected, so choose them in the sequence you want them to appear.
Upload files here to load your WebP images.
Check the thumbnails before creating the PDF.
Pick Letter, A4, or original image size, then set the margin you want.
Click Convert to PDF to build the finished document.
Save the completed PDF to your device.
Yes. Select multiple WebP files and each image becomes a page in the PDF.
Letter, A4, and Original Image Size are available.
Yes. Choose Original Image Size to keep each page matched to the source image dimensions.
Yes. Use the margin setting to add whitespace around each page image.
Yes. The PDF uses the order of the files you selected.
Yes. All processing happens locally in your browser and nothing is uploaded to a server.