JPG, PNG, and WebP together
There is no need to normalize the formats first—add any supported image directly.
Mix JPG, PNG, and WebP
Image to PDF: combine JPG, PNG, and WebP
Convert images to PDF and build one document from a mixed collection of JPG, PNG, and WebP files. For JPG-only files or photos, use JPG to PDF.
Private Free No installation
Up to 50 pages
Every image becomes a separate page in one ordered PDF document.
Files stay local
The mixed collection is processed by your browser and is never sent to DocFlip.
4 simple steps
How to combine JPG, PNG, and WebP in one PDF
This tool is designed for mixed-format collections. If every file is JPG or JPEG, even when you have several files, open the dedicated JPG to PDF converter.
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Add images in different formats
Choose up to 50 JPG or JPEG files together with PNG and WebP images, with a maximum size of 15 MB each.
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Mix the formats
Place JPG, PNG, and WebP files in the same list and arrange them in any sequence.
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Adjust the pages
Choose A4 orientation and margins, then review the future page order.
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Create one PDF
DocFlip processes the images on your device and prepares one document to download.
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One PDF from a mixed image collection
Combine PNG screenshots, JPG photos, and WebP graphics without converting every source file to the same format first.
JPG, PNG, and WebP together
There is no need to normalize the formats first—add any supported image directly.
Up to 50 pages
Every image becomes a separate page in one ordered PDF document.
Consistent A4 layout
Images of different dimensions fit onto pages without changing their proportions.
Files stay local
The mixed collection is processed by your browser and is never sent to DocFlip.
FAQ
Mixed-format image to PDF questions
When should I use this tool instead of JPG to PDF?
Use it when one collection contains different formats, such as JPG together with PNG or WebP. If every file is JPG or JPEG, including multiple photos, use the dedicated JPG to PDF converter.
Which formats can I mix in one PDF?
The converter supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP. Add files in different formats, arrange them in order, and create a new PDF.
How many images can I add?
Up to 50 files per operation. Each individual image must be 15 MB or smaller.
Are HEIC and TIFF supported?
Not yet. For stable local processing, the current version accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP.
Can I add images to an existing PDF?
No. This tool creates a new PDF from the selected JPG, PNG, and WebP files; it does not modify an existing PDF.
What happens to image transparency?
Transparent areas in PNG and WebP images appear against the white PDF page.
Do I need to upload my images?
No. Once the page is open, conversion runs locally on your device.
Converters for single-format collections
If every image has the same format, use its dedicated page. For one JPG, photos, or multiple JPG files, choose JPG to PDF.