PDF to WebP
Turn each page of a PDF into a WebP picture at 72 to 288 DPI, with a quality setting. Several pages download as a ZIP.
About This Tool
PDF to WebP draws every page of a PDF as a picture and saves it as a WebP file, an image format that usually gives smaller files than JPG at similar quality. You can convert all pages or the ones you name, choose 72, 144, 216 or 288 DPI, and set the quality from 10% to 100%.
Each picture shows the whole page on a white background, and text in it can no longer be selected. The tool relies on your browser to write WebP: Chrome, Edge and Firefox do. In a browser that cannot, it says so instead of saving something else under a .webp name.
All conversion happens in your browser; the PDF is not uploaded.
How to Use
Upload Your PDF
Drag and drop your PDF file or click to select.
Set Quality Options
Once the file is added, set the options under "Conversion Options": "Resolution" (72 to 288 DPI), "Quality" (10% to 100%) and "Page Range", for example 1-3, 5, 7. Leave the range empty to convert every page.
Convert and Download
Click "Convert to Images". A single page gives a "Download" button for one WebP file; several pages give "Download All as ZIP". After changing a setting, click "Convert to Images" again.
Use Cases
Web Optimization
Create web-optimized images from PDF content.
Bandwidth Savings
Reduce image file sizes for faster loading.
Modern Websites
Use modern image formats for contemporary web projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is WebP format?
WebP is a modern image format by Google offering superior compression.
Is WebP widely supported?
For viewing, yes: current browsers all display WebP, though some older programs do not open it. Writing it is up to your browser: Chrome, Edge and Firefox can. In a browser that cannot, the tool says so instead of saving something else under a .webp name.
How much smaller are WebP files?
WebP files are typically 25-35% smaller than equivalent JPG files.