How to save a web page as PDF
Use your browser's built-in print dialog to save an article, receipt or webpage as a PDF.
Most modern browsers can create a PDF from the current page through Print. Choose Save as PDF as the destination instead of selecting a physical printer.
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Open the page and start printing
In Chrome or Edge, open the menu and choose Print. Safari and Firefox also offer Print from their File menu.
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Choose Save as PDF
In the print dialog, select Save as PDF or a PDF destination. Use the preview to choose pages, orientation, margins and backgrounds.
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Save the file
Choose a filename and location, then save. Open the result to check that the page has been captured as intended.
Save a web page as PDF in Chrome
Open Chrome's three-dot menu and select Print. In Destination, choose Save as PDF, then select Save. The print preview lets you choose pages, paper size, orientation and whether background graphics are included.
If an article has a reader mode or print view, use it first to reduce menus, adverts and other clutter in the PDF.
Save a web page as PDF in Safari, Edge and Firefox
Safari, Microsoft Edge and Firefox each expose a Print command. Look for a PDF or Save as PDF option in the system print dialog, then save a local file rather than sending it to a printer.
A webpage can change after you save it. Keep the PDF as a dated snapshot, and check whether links, videos, expandable sections or loaded-on-scroll content were included.
Frequently asked questions
How do I save a web page as a PDF in Chrome?
Open Chrome's Print dialog, choose Save as PDF as the destination, then save the file.
Can I save a web page as PDF without installing anything?
Yes. Modern browsers include a print-to-PDF option; no extension is normally required.
Why is part of the webpage missing from the PDF?
Interactive, lazy-loaded or expandable content may not be included. Scroll through the page first and check the print preview before saving.
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