Page to PDF — Save Exactly What You See

One click to save the page you're looking at as a real, searchable PDF — including logged-in pages. Nothing is uploaded.

Save the page you're looking at as a real PDF in one click — searchable text, working links, and the same layout you see on screen. It works on pages that need a login (dashboards, receipts, invoices, course pages, internal docs), because the PDF is made from the page already open in your browser. FEATURES • One click: press the icon, then "Save as PDF" • Clean mode: hides menus, ads, sticky bars and cookie pop-ups before saving, then puts the page back the way it was • Letter or A4, normal / small / no margins, portrait or landscape • Keep background colors and images • Choose where to save each file, or save straight to Downloads • Remembers your settings PRO (one-time $9.99, lifetime) • Header & footer: page title, date, URL and page numbers on every page • One long page: the whole page as a single PDF page, no page breaks • Save all tabs: one PDF per tab in the current window • Date in file name: 2026-10-06 Invoice.pdf Get a license key at https://richjason.gumroad.com/l/page-to-pdf-pro and paste it into the extension. Everything above PRO stays free. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The PDF is created by Chrome on your computer. Pages are never uploaded — no servers, no account, no tracking. (Unlocking Pro sends only your license key to Gumroad to check it.) WHY THE "DEBUGGER" PERMISSION? Chrome's built-in PDF engine is only available to extensions through the debugger permission. Page to PDF uses it for one thing: to print the tab you choose to a PDF when you click Save. Chrome shows a short "started debugging this browser" bar while the PDF is being made; it disappears when the file is saved. Note: Chrome does not allow extensions to save chrome:// pages or the Chrome Web Store.