Web to PDF

Save any web page as a PDF with selectable text and working links. Pick the paper size, margins, or one long page.

Save the page you're looking at as a real PDF: text you can select, search and copy, and links you can still click. FEATURES • Real text, not screenshots — search, copy and select text in the saved PDF • Links keep working — every hyperlink on the page is still clickable • Looks like the page you see — uses the page's on-screen styles, so content that sites hide from printing still makes it in • Page breaks or one long page — split onto A4/Letter pages, or save the whole page as a single tall sheet with no breaks • Paper and margins — A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A5 or Tabloid, portrait or landscape, four margin presets • View size — choose the width the page is laid out at, from a phone-like 640px to a wide 1920px desktop layout • Cleans up before saving — loads images that were waiting to load, unpins sticky headers so they don't repeat on every page, and expands collapsed sections • Dark mode and print styles — save the page's dark theme, or use the site's own print stylesheet • Preview first — open the PDF in a new tab before saving it HOW TO USE 1. Open the page you want to save. 2. Click the Web to PDF icon in the toolbar. 3. Pick your paper size, layout and margins (your choices are remembered). 4. Click Save PDF, or Preview to look at it first. WHAT YOU'LL SEE WHILE IT WORKS While a PDF is being made, Chrome shows a bar saying "Web to PDF started debugging this browser". This is how Chrome lets an extension use its built-in PDF printer — the same one behind Print → Save as PDF — and it's what keeps the text and links real. The bar goes away as soon as the PDF is finished. The extension only touches the tab you asked it to save, and puts the page back exactly as it was afterwards. PRIVACY Web to PDF has no servers, no analytics and no accounts. Pages are turned into PDFs entirely on your computer, and nothing about the pages you save is sent anywhere. The only thing stored is your preferred PDF settings (such as paper size), which Chrome syncs between your own devices if you have Chrome sync turned on. LIMITATIONS Chrome doesn't allow extensions on chrome:// pages, the New Tab page or the Chrome Web Store, so those can't be saved. A tab that has DevTools open can't be saved until DevTools is closed. SUPPORT Questions or bug reports: artisticsciencex@gmail.com