Convert any URL to a PDF using your browser's native print engine. No software install, no server uploads, no account required.
After the page loads, press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (macOS) and choose Save as PDF as the destination.
Cross-origin browser policies prevent us from printing a third-party page for you. The browser must be in control of the print dialog for security reasons, which is why we open the URL in a new tab instead of embedding it.
How it works
Enter the URL you want to save as a PDF.
Click Open in new tab — your browser loads the page normally.
Press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (macOS) on the new tab.
Set the destination to Save as PDF and click Save.
Why a new tab? The browser must own the print dialog — it cannot let a third-party page print another site's content without user consent. This is a fundamental security boundary, not something we can bypass.
Tips for a clean PDF
In the print dialog, check Background graphics to preserve colored backgrounds.
Use More settings → Paper size to match A4 or US Letter as needed.
Use Scale → Custom (e.g. 90 %) to shrink wide layouts onto one page.
Turn on Headers and footers only if you want the URL + page number printed.
Use cases
Archiving articles before they disappear from the web.
Saving receipts and order confirmations.
Offline reading on a Kindle or tablet.
Report generation — convert a dashboard snapshot into a share-ready file.
If you have your own HTML you want to convert, use the HTML to PDF tool — it renders your markup directly in the browser and triggers the print dialog without navigating away.