Save any webpage
as a PDF.
No browser extension, no print dialog, no signup. Paste the URL and the PDF downloads in a few seconds, on any device.
The fastest way to save a webpage as PDF
Browsers can save pages as PDF via the print dialog, but the result is usually broken: cropped images, missing background graphics, paginated awkwardly, with navigation bars and ads stuck in the middle of the page. urltopdf.org renders the page in headless Chromium with print-friendly defaults so the PDF actually looks like a document.
Works on every device
iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, Chromebook, Linux, anywhere you have a browser. No extension to install, no app to download, no account to create. Just paste a URL.
Common things people save
- News and long-form articles for offline reading
- Receipts, invoices and order confirmations
- Documentation pages and reference material
- Recipes, blog posts, course notes
- Web pages you want to archive before they change
How it works
When not to use this
Pages behind a login (banking, webmail, private dashboards) are out of reach, since we can only render public pages. If you need to save something private, your browser's built-in print to PDF is the better option even with its rougher formatting.
Saving a webpage as PDF, common questions
How do I save a webpage as a PDF on a Mac?
Paste the URL above and click Convert, the PDF downloads to your Downloads folder. Works in Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Arc.
How do I save a webpage as a PDF on iPhone?
Open urltopdf.org in Safari or Chrome, paste the URL, tap Convert, then tap Download. The PDF opens in the Files app.
What about pages behind a login?
We can only access public pages. For private dashboards or anything behind a login, use your browser's built-in Save as PDF instead.