Webpage to PDF

Convert any URL to a PDF using your browser's native print engine. No server, no watermarks, full fidelity.

Page URL

How it works: The page opens in a new tab and triggers your browser's print dialog. Select "Save as PDF" (or "Microsoft Print to PDF") as the destination. Works on any public webpage.

Manual Method (Step by Step)

Navigate to the page

Open the page you want to convert in your browser.

Open Print dialog

Press Ctrl+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+P (Mac), or use File → Print.

Change destination to PDF

In the Destination dropdown, select 'Save as PDF' (Chrome) or 'Microsoft Print to PDF' (Windows).

Adjust settings (optional)

Set paper size (A4 or Letter), margins, scale, and whether to include headers/footers. Enable 'Background graphics' for better results.

Save

Click Save and choose a file location. Your PDF is ready.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the PDF include background colors and images?

Only if you enable 'Background graphics' in the print settings. By default, browsers strip backgrounds to save ink. Turn this on for design-accurate PDFs.

Can I PDF a page that requires login?

Yes — the Print to PDF method captures the page exactly as you see it, including any content behind a login. The URL tool above requires a public page.

How do I remove headers and footers (URL, date)?

In Chrome's print dialog, uncheck 'Headers and footers'. In Firefox, go to File → Page Setup → Headers/Footers and set all to blank.

Why does the PDF look different from the webpage?

Some CSS properties render differently for print. Add @media print CSS to your own pages for better control. For third-party pages, adjust margins and scale in the print dialog.