Every device can save a single WebP image as a PDF through its print dialog: open the image in a browser, print, and choose Save as PDF or Microsoft Print to PDF. For several images in one document, a browser converter such as WebP to PDF is quicker and works the same on every device.
Here are the steps for Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android.
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Key takeaways
- Windows: print from a browser to Microsoft Print to PDF.
- Mac: print from Safari or Preview and choose Save as PDF.
- iPhone and Android: use the share sheet or the browser's print option.
- For many images in one PDF, a browser converter is fastest on any device.
Steps shown in the video
- Click Choose WebP Files and select your WebP images
- Each file is listed with a preview and its size
- Click Convert to PDF
- Download one PDF with every image
Windows 10 and 11
- Drag the .webp file into Edge or Chrome.
- Press Ctrl+P and choose Microsoft Print to PDF (or Save as PDF in Chrome).
- Click Print or Save and choose where to store the PDF.
Mac
Open the image in Safari or Preview, press Cmd+P, and choose Save as PDF from the PDF menu in the print dialog. Preview can also combine several images into one PDF if you open them together, then use File, Print with all pages selected.
iPhone and iPad
Open the image in Safari or Files, tap Share, then Print, and use the print preview to save a PDF to Files. Alternatively, open the WebP to PDF tool in Safari, pick several images from Files and download one combined PDF.
Android
In Chrome, open the image, tap the three-dot menu, then Share and Print, and choose Save as PDF as the printer. For several images, use the converter in Chrome and download one PDF to your Downloads folder.
Built-in print vs converter
| Print to PDF | WebP to PDF converter | |
|---|---|---|
| Single image | Quick | Quick |
| Many images in one PDF | Fiddly or impossible | Yes, in one step |
| Page orientation | Manual | Automatic per image |
| Same steps on every device | No | Yes |
The full walkthrough is in how to convert WebP to PDF. Want to print rather than save? See how to print WebP images.
If the PDF comes out wrong
- Image cut off in print-to-PDF: choose Fit to page or reduce the scale in the print dialog.
- Extra blank page: the image was slightly taller than the printable area; scale it down.
- Several images, wrong order: rename files with numbers before converting.
- PDF too large: run it through Compress PDF.
WebP to PDF on devices: FAQ
How do I convert WebP to PDF on Windows?
Open the image in Edge or Chrome, press Ctrl+P and choose Microsoft Print to PDF or Save as PDF. For several images, use a WebP to PDF converter.
How do I save a WebP image as PDF on iPhone?
Tap Share, then Print, and save the print preview as a PDF, or use a browser converter in Safari.
How do I combine several WebP images into one PDF?
Add them all to a WebP to PDF converter; each image becomes one page.
Does Android have a Save as PDF option?
Yes. In the print dialog, choose Save as PDF as the printer.
Is a converter app needed?
No. A browser-based converter works on every device without installing anything.
Why is my image cut off when I print to PDF?
It is larger than the printable area. Choose Fit to page in the print settings or use a converter that scales images automatically.
Is the browser converter free?
Yes, with no account or watermark.
One image or many, any device
Print-to-PDF handles a single WebP image on any device. For several images, a browser converter gives you one tidy PDF with the same steps everywhere.
