Convert a CBZ to PDF straight from a URL
Add ?url= to this page and the archive at that address opens in the converter already loaded. Useful when the comic lives on a server, in cloud storage, or at the end of a pipeline — and you'd rather not download it just to upload it again.
How to use the URL parameter
One archive
Append ?url= followed by the full address of the .cbz file. The page fetches it and drops you straight into the settings step.
https://mytools.com/pdf/cbz-to-pdf/by-url?url=https://example.com/my-comic.cbz
Requirements
| Protocol | http:// or https:// |
| Content-Type | application/zip, application/vnd.comicbook+zip or application/octet-stream |
| Maximum size | 50 MB. Larger archives convert fine — upload them directly on the main tool page, which allows 100 MB. |
| Source | The URL must be publicly reachable. Links behind a login, a signed expiry, or a private network won't resolve. |
No download, no re-upload · Only the fetch touches a server · Converting still happens in your browser
Why use the URL entry point?
Skip the round trip
A comic archive that already lives online doesn't need to travel to your device and back. One link and it's in the converter, which on a 40 MB volume saves the download and the upload both.
Fetched server-side
The archive is retrieved by our server, not by your browser, so cross-origin restrictions that would block a client-side fetch don't apply. Nothing about the file is kept once the page has rendered.
A link you can send
The whole setup is in the URL, so you can bookmark it, paste it in a ticket, or send it to someone else. They open it and the comic is already loaded, ready to convert.
Easy to script
Building the URL is string concatenation — no API key, no SDK, no request signing. Any script, shortcut, or automation that can open a link can hand a comic to this converter.
The same converter
This isn't a stripped-down version. You get the same page-size, ordering, merge and size-reduction settings as the main tool, and the same lossless default that keeps pages pixel-identical.
Nothing is kept
The fetch is the only moment a server sees your archive, and the bytes are handed straight to your browser tab. There's no copy left behind and nothing to delete afterwards.
Build the link
Take this page's address and append ?url= followed by the full address of your .cbz file.
Open it
The archive is fetched, its pages are counted and ordered, and the settings step opens with the comic already loaded.
Convert and save
Adjust the settings if you want to, press convert, and the PDF is built in your browser and saved to your device.
- The fetched archive is never written to disk.
- Conversion happens in your browser — no server sees your pages.
- No sign-up, no API key. Just a link.