Web Drawable: Draw on Webpages

Draw and highlight on any webpage with a pen and highlighter, then save a PDF.

Web Drawable draws on the webpage you already have open. A pen, a highlighter, and an eraser sit on a toolbar over the page. The marks stay with that page as the main document scrolls. When you are done, you can save a PDF of the current screen or of the full page. It is free. There is no account and no paid plan. The popup includes an optional Buy Me a Coffee link. Opening that page does not send the webpage or the ink, and drawing works without it. ✏️ How it works Choose Start drawing, or press Alt+W. Draw with the Pen, mark with the Highlighter, or remove a stroke with the Eraser. Hold Space and drag to move the page without leaving the pen. Closing the toolbar hides the ink. Opening it again brings the same marks back. They are not deleted by closing. Choose Save as PDF, then This screen or Full page. ↩️ Strokes can be undone and redone. 🔒 Ink is saved on this device, in an IndexedDB database opened only by the extension service worker. The key is the page URL with the hash and utm_* parameters removed. Nothing you draw is uploaded. A full-page PDF is built from screenshots of the visible window, up to 40 screens. If the page is longer, the PDF includes the first 40 and the toolbar says so. The file is named web-drawable-viewport-….pdf or web-drawable-full-….pdf and saved to your downloads. If that save fails, the extension falls back to a local download link. The PDF is not sent to a server. Drawing is not available on browser internal pages (chrome:, edge:, about:, and similar) or on the Chrome Web Store. The overlay is added to the top frame only, not to iframes.