combine multiple webp images into one pdf

Upload all the WEBP images you want combined at once, then reorder them to match your intended page sequence before generating the PDF — each image becomes its own page, placed in exactly the order you arrange them, not the order they happened to be selected in your file picker.

This is especially useful for anything that's naturally a sequence: a multi-photo report, a set of saved reference images, a series of screenshots documenting steps, or scanned pages saved individually as WEBP. Combining them into one PDF makes the whole set easy to share, print, or archive as a single file instead of a scattered folder.

Since each image renders at its original resolution with a consistent margin applied, the combined PDF looks uniform even if your source WEBP images came in different sizes or aspect ratios — nothing gets stretched or distorted to force a match.

There's no limit on how many images you can combine in one pass, so this scales from a handful of images to a much larger batch just as easily, all processed locally in your browser without uploading anything.