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title: WebP to PDF
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description: Convert WebP images to PDF format directly in your browser with adjustable compression quality.
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# WebP to PDF
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Convert Google's WebP image format to PDF. This is particularly useful when you have downloaded images from the web that are in WebP format and need them in a more universally accepted format for printing or sharing.
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## Supported Formats
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| Format | Extensions |
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| :----- | :--------- |
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| WebP | `.webp` |
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## How It Works
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1. Click the upload area or drag and drop your WebP files.
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2. Review the file list and remove any files you do not need.
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3. Select a **PDF Quality** level.
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4. Click **Convert to PDF**. The output downloads as `from_webps.pdf`.
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Internally, each WebP image is decoded through the browser's canvas API, then embedded in the PDF using pdf-lib. This means the conversion works on any browser that supports WebP decoding (all modern browsers do).
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## Options
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**PDF Quality** controls compression when embedding images:
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- **High Quality** -- preserves the most detail.
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- **Medium Quality** (default) -- balanced output.
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- **Low Quality** -- smallest file size.
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## Use Cases
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- Converting web-downloaded images saved as WebP into a printable PDF
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- Packaging WebP screenshots from Chrome or Edge into documentation
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- Creating a PDF portfolio from images exported by design tools that default to WebP
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- Archiving WebP images in a more universally readable format
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## Tips
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- WebP is decoded to PNG internally before PDF embedding, so lossless WebP images retain their quality at the High setting.
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- If you have a mix of WebP and other image formats, use the [Images to PDF](./image-to-pdf) tool instead -- it accepts everything in one go.
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## Related Tools
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- [Images to PDF](./image-to-pdf)
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- [PNG to PDF](./png-to-pdf)
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- [JPG to PDF](./jpg-to-pdf)
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