Webpage to PDF
Give it a URL and it retrieves the page, reads its structure and lays it out. Useful for keeping a readable copy of an article.
Mixed processingNo file neededUp to 100 MB
What it will not do
- The address is sent to our server so it can do the fetching. Every other tool here sends nothing at all, and this one is marked differently for that reason.
- Only the page's own markup is read. Content a browser would build by running scripts is not there to be read.
- CSS is ignored, so the result reflects the page's structure rather than its design.
- Pages behind a login cannot be reached.
Where this runs
This is the one tool that is not entirely local. A browser cannot fetch another site's page directly, because its own cross-origin rules forbid it, so the retrieval happens on our server. Only the address you type is sent; no document of yours is involved, and the page is turned into a PDF in your browser afterwards.
Read the full processing model →Questions
Because a browser will not let a page on this site read a page on another. That restriction exists for good reasons and cannot be worked around from the browser. The alternative was not to offer the tool at all.