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There is no upload step because there is no server. Your photos are decoded, edited and assembled by your own browser — we could not see them if we wanted to.
Convert saved web images to PDF, including transparent and animated WebP.
Drop your images here
Or browse your files, or paste with Ctrl V
No sign-up, no watermark, no file limits
WebP is what you get when you save an image from most modern websites, and it is the format the largest desktop tools were slowest to support — so a folder of saved images is often unusable until it is converted. WebP comes in two flavours, lossy and lossless, and can carry an alpha channel like PNG. Docqify handles all of them, and because browsers decode WebP natively there is no plugin, extension or install involved.
Why Docqify
Most converters give you a file picker and a download button. Docqify gives you the whole document.
There is no upload step because there is no server. Your photos are decoded, edited and assembled by your own browser — we could not see them if we wanted to.
Optional recognition embeds every word invisibly behind the page, so your scans are searchable and copyable. Free, and it never leaves your device.
Conversion runs in a background thread, so a folder of 300 photos never freezes the page.
Install it once and Docqify keeps working with no connection at all. Nothing to sign up for.
How it works
Drag them anywhere on the page, browse, paste from the clipboard, or pick straight from your phone’s gallery.
Reorder by dragging, rotate in a tap, crop and colour-correct. Set the page size, margins and watermark.
One click builds the PDF on your device. Preview it, then download — or protect it with a password first.
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