Webpage to PDF

Paste a link and save the whole web page as a PDF – with its pictures, colours and layout.

🔒 Your files are processed on your device and never uploaded.

Webpage to PDF at a glance

Price: Free
Account: Not needed
Watermark: None
Privacy: Our server opens the web address you enter to make the PDF; nothing is kept.
Works on: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone – in any modern browser
Install: Nothing to install

Paste a linkAny public web page: articles, recipes, receipts, documentation.

Choose the viewSave it as seen on a computer, tablet or phone.

Pages or one long pageSplit onto A4 or Letter pages, or keep it as one long page.

How to use Webpage to PDF

Paste the address of the web page.
Choose the view, layout and page size.
Press Convert to PDF and download.

How it works

Our server fetches the public page for you – exactly like a visitor who is not logged in – together with its styles and pictures. Your browser then draws the page with scripts switched off and turns it into a PDF. Nothing is stored on our server.

Good to know

Pages that need a login (online banking, private social media, e-mail) cannot be opened. Use your browser’s Print → Save as PDF for those.
Some modern sites build their content with scripts only; parts of them may be missing.
The PDF shows the page as a picture, so text is not selectable. To get the text, run the PDF through OCR PDF.
Very long pages are cut after about 60,000 pixels.

Have the HTML code?

If you have the HTML of a page or e-mail, use HTML to PDF instead.

Tips for saving web pages

Articles and blog posts look best with the reader-friendly option, which removes menus and adverts.
Pages behind a login (bank, email, social media) cannot be fetched by address – open them in your browser and use Print → Save as PDF instead.
Very long pages are split onto as many A4 pages as needed.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes, free with no watermark.

Which pages can I convert?

Any public page that opens without logging in – articles, recipes, product pages, documentation and blog posts.

Why can’t I convert a page that needs a login?

Our server sees the page like a visitor who is not logged in, so private pages such as online banking or e-mail show a login screen instead. For those, open the page yourself and use your browser’s Print → Save as PDF.

Can I select the text in the PDF?

No – the page is saved as a picture so it looks exactly as on screen. Run the PDF through OCR PDF if you need searchable text.

Why do some pictures or parts not appear?

Some sites block other servers or build their content with scripts, which are switched off for safety. Try the Computer view, or use your browser’s Print → Save as PDF.

Do you keep a copy of the page?

No. The page is passed straight to your browser and not saved on our server.