URL to PDF

Paste a link and save the web page as a PDF with selectable text and working links. Choose A4, Letter or one long page, and convert up to 20 URLs in one go from the Batch tab. Have HTML code or a file instead of a link? Use HTML to PDF.

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How to convert a URL to PDF

  1. Paste the URL. Type or paste the link to any public web page. No https:// needed - we add it.
  2. Pick the page size. A4 and Letter split the page into sheets for printing. One long page keeps everything on a single sheet.
  3. Choose the layout. Desktop gives the wide layout. Pick Mobile for a narrow, phone-style PDF that is easy to read on a small screen.
  4. Convert and download. Press Capture and download the PDF. Open it to check, then share or print it.

Rather have a picture of the page inside a PDF? Capture a PNG with Website Screenshot and press its PDF button.

A4, Letter or one long page?

Page sizeWhat you getBest for
A4 (210 x 297 mm)As many pages as the content needs, 10 mm marginsPrinting and filing in most of the world
Letter (8.5 x 11 in)As many pages as the content needs, 10 mm marginsPrinting in the US and Canada
One long pageA single sheet as wide as the browser window, up to 19,000 px tallReading on screen, design reviews, archives

Printing it? Go with A4 or Letter. Only reading or sending it? One long page has no awkward breaks in the middle of a picture.

Why not just print to PDF?

Ctrl+P and "Save as PDF" works, but the result often looks nothing like the page.

The screen layout, not the print one

Many sites have a stripped-down print style. Here the PDF keeps the design you see in the browser.

Colours and backgrounds included

Browsers drop backgrounds when printing unless you find the right checkbox. We keep them on.

No cookie banner on page one

Consent pop-ups are cleared before the PDF is made, and any other element can be hidden.

Twenty pages at once

The Batch tab converts a list of links and hands back one ZIP - no opening 20 tabs.

After the PDF

  • Several pages into one file. Convert each link, then join them with Merge PDF.
  • Too big to email? Run it through Compress PDF.
  • Only need part of it? Cut pages out with Split PDF.
  • Need images after all? PDF to JPG turns each page into a picture, or use URL to PNG from the start.

Safe by design

Our browser visits each page as an anonymous, logged-out visitor.

It only talks to public websites. Every request, including redirects, images and scripts, is checked, and anything pointing at a private or local network is refused.

Captured files are deleted from the server after 4 hours. Your recent captures stay in your own browser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste the link above and press Capture. The page is opened in a real browser on our server and saved as a PDF you can download.

PDF and A4 are already selected. Open Format to switch to Letter or one long page.

Yes. It is a real PDF, not a picture of the page: you can select, search and copy the text, and links still work.

Text that is part of an image on the page stays an image.

Open Format and choose One long page. The whole page lands on a single sheet, up to 19,000 pixels tall.

Longer pages are cut at that height - use A4 or Letter for those, which have no limit.

On A4 and Letter the page is fitted to the paper, so wide layouts shrink and sections may break across pages.

For the closest match choose One long page, and add a few seconds under Wait before capture for slow sites.

No. Our browser is a logged-out visitor and only reaches public websites.

For a private page, print it from your own browser, or save its HTML and convert that with HTML to PDF.

Yes. Open the Batch tab and paste up to 20 links, one per line. More than two PDFs come as one ZIP file.

Yes - free, with no sign-up and no watermark. A fair-use limit of 10 conversions a minute and 120 an hour keeps it quick for everyone.

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