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Save Webpage
as PDF on any device.

Save a public webpage as a PDF without navigating a print dialog, on iPhone, Android, Mac or Windows.

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How it works

1
Copy the public page address
Use a link from your phone, tablet, Mac or Windows computer.
2
Paste it here and convert
No print settings, app installation or browser menus are required.
3
Save the downloaded file
Keep it in Files, Downloads or the storage service you prefer.
⚡ ~3 second conversion
🔒 No data stored
3 Free PDFs per day

Save a webpage as PDF without the print dialog

Copy the link, paste it above, download the PDF. The same three steps work on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows and Chromebook, so you don't have to remember where each browser hides its print command.

On a phone

Copy the link from Safari or Chrome, come back here, paste it and tap Convert. When the PDF is ready, tap Download PDF and save it to Files or your Downloads folder. The built-in route on iPhone and Android sits a few menus deep, which is the main reason people reach for a converter.

What you get

A PDF on A4 or Letter with the page's text, images, fonts and layout. Long pages carry on across as many sheets as they need. Video, forms and dropdown menus become static, because a PDF can't play or respond. Choose Background graphics if the page uses colour or photos as part of its design.

Why save a page at all

Reading offline on a train. Keeping a recipe or course notes on your phone. Attaching a public notice to a project. Sending someone a printable copy.

When to use your browser instead

Banking, webmail and private dashboards need your login, so print those from your own browser. Our server only reaches public pages.

Tips for long pages

Copy the final article address, not a search result or a shortened tracking link. If a heavy page times out, try again once it loads normally in your own browser.

When to use this

  • Keep an article, recipe or course note available for offline reading on any device.
  • Save a public receipt, invoice or order confirmation as a fixed record.
  • Archive documentation or reference material before the page changes.
  • Share a webpage with someone who needs a downloadable or printable copy.

When not to use this

Pages behind a login, including banking, webmail and private dashboards, are out of reach because only public pages can be rendered. For private content, use your browser's built-in Print to PDF feature so the page can use your active session.

Not sure which tool to use? See our comparison of the best webpage to PDF converters. Prefer to do it in your browser? Read our step-by-step guide to saving a webpage as PDF.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save a webpage as PDF on an iPhone or iPad?
Open urltopdf.org in Safari or Chrome, paste the public page address, tap Convert and then tap Download PDF. Use the iOS share menu to save the file in Files or send it to another app.
How do I save a webpage as PDF on Android?
Open this converter in your mobile browser, paste the page address and tap Convert. When the PDF is ready, tap Download PDF and choose where your browser should save it.
Can I save a webpage on Mac or Windows without using Print?
Yes. Paste the public URL into the converter instead of opening the browser print dialog. The same steps work in Safari, Chrome, Edge, Firefox and other modern browsers.
Will the saved PDF include the complete page?
Yes. A long page runs across as many A4 or Letter sheets as it needs. Images, fonts and JavaScript content are included when they load.
Can I save a private account page this way?
No. The converter can only open public pages. Use the built-in Print to PDF command in your browser for banking, webmail, private dashboards or any page that requires your login.
Do I need to install an app or browser extension?
No. The online converter works directly in your browser on phones, tablets and computers. A Chrome extension is available as an optional faster route for regular desktop use.