Web to File — Save as PDF, Markdown & Image

Save clean web content as PDF, Markdown, or image (PNG/JPEG/WebP) with article, full-page, and custom export modes.

Web to File saves the page you are reading as a PDF, a Markdown file, or an image, and lets you decide how much of the page comes with it. Printing to PDF keeps the whole page, advertising included, and an ordinary screenshot leaves you with an image you cannot search. Web to File takes a different route. It extracts the readable article, captures the full page as it is rendered, or exports only the blocks you selected, and writes the result straight to your device. ✨ THREE EXPORT MODES 1️⃣ Article — pulls the main content out of an article-style page and leaves navigation, ads, and comment sections behind. Useful for saving a webpage as Markdown for your notes, or as a clean PDF to read offline. 2️⃣ Full Page — captures the page as it is rendered, all the way to the bottom rather than just the visible window. Ad slots, cookie banners, and sticky headers are cleared away first, so a full page screenshot of a dashboard, a receipt, or a long thread keeps the layout without the clutter. 3️⃣ Custom — click the parts of the page you want, then review, reorder, and edit the selection in the side panel before you export it. Built for pages where the useful content is spread across sections. 📄 EXPORT FORMATS • PDF, paginated with selectable, searchable text. Choose the page size (A3 to A6, B4, B5, JIS B4, JIS B5, Letter, Legal, Tabloid) and portrait or landscape. • Markdown, with headings, lists, links, and tables preserved, so the file drops cleanly into Obsidian, Notion, Logseq, or any notes app. • Image, as PNG, JPEG, or WebP, saved at the resolution the page renders at. Your format choice is remembered. 🔥 WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • You choose the scope for each page: the article, the full page, or blocks you pick by hand. • You can edit before you export, because Custom mode gives you a review step instead of a blind capture. • Recent exports stay in the side panel, where you can reopen a file or download it again. • Nothing leaves the browser. Pages are converted locally and saved to your device. • The interface is available in more than 160 languages. 📚 WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR • Saving articles to read offline, on a phone or an e-reader • Clipping research into a Markdown notes vault • Archiving a page before it changes or disappears • Turning documentation into a PDF to annotate or share • Capturing a receipt, invoice, or confirmation page as an image 🔒 PRIVACY BY DESIGN Web to File converts pages inside your browser, and only when you ask it to. Page content, exported files, and browsing history are never sent to our servers. There is no account, no sync, and no tracking. Full policy: https://webtofile.pandaopus.com/privacy 🌐 LINKS Website: https://webtofile.pandaopus.com Support and feedback: https://webtofile.pandaopus.com/support Release notes: https://webtofile.pandaopus.com/changelog