How to convert PDF to WebP
- Select your PDF or drop it onto the page.
- Choose the resolution, quality and pages to convert.
- Click convert to create a WebP image for each page.
- Download the images individually or as a ZIP.
Why WebP for the web
WebP was designed for websites. At similar visual quality, WebP images are typically noticeably smaller than JPGs, and they handle sharp text better than JPG at the same size. Smaller images make pages load faster, which helps visitors on mobile data and can improve Core Web Vitals. Converting PDF brochures, menus, catalogues or flyers to WebP is a quick way to publish them as images on a site or online store.
Compatibility
All current browsers can display WebP, as can most image editors and content management systems. Some older desktop software and certain upload forms still only accept JPG or PNG; for those, use PDF to JPG or PDF to PNG. Creating WebP files requires a browser that can encode them: Chrome, Edge and Firefox can, while Safari currently cannot, and the tool tells you if your browser is not supported.
Settings that work well
For full-width web images, 100–150 DPI is usually enough; a quality of about 80% balances size and sharpness. Conversion happens in your browser, so documents are not uploaded. Need to go back? WebP to PDF combines WebP images into a document.
Frequently asked questions
Is WebP smaller than JPG?
Usually yes, at similar visual quality, which is why it is popular for websites.
Why can't I create WebP in Safari?
Safari can display WebP but cannot create WebP files from a web page. Use Chrome, Edge or Firefox, or convert to JPG or PNG instead.
Can I use WebP images in Word or PowerPoint?
Recent versions of Microsoft Office support WebP, but older versions may not. JPG or PNG is the safest choice for documents.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser.