Save a webpage as PDF
First save the webpage in your browser (Ctrl/⌘+S, “Webpage, Complete”), then upload the HTML file with its images above. The tool converts it into a PDF with selectable text. For quick one-offs, your browser’s Print → “Save as PDF” works too.
Choose files
or drag and dropHTML
Tip: To convert a website, save it in your browser as “Web page, complete” and upload the HTML file.
Your files never leave your device — everything runs locally in your browser.
How it works
- 1
Save the page
Ctrl/⌘+S and choose “Webpage, Complete”.
- 2
Upload the HTML
The .html file and, if needed, its folder of images.
- 3
Choose a format
Paper size and margins.
- 4
Create the PDF
Download the PDF with selectable text.
Why not just paste a URL?
For security reasons, browsers stop one website from fetching the content of another. So a tool that truly runs locally in your browser can’t load a foreign URL. The saved-HTML route has an upside: you capture exactly what you see — including pages behind a login.
Typical uses
- Archive booking confirmations, orders and receipts.
- Keep online articles readable offline.
- Turn your own HTML templates — invoices, reports — into PDFs.
Tips
- Save web pages in your browser as “Web page, complete” so images are included.
- Loading a website directly by URL isn’t possible in the browser for privacy reasons.
- Use CSS rules for @page and page-break to control page breaks.