How to Save a Webpage as a PDF on Chrome, Safari and Edge
Saving a webpage as a PDF is useful when you need an offline copy of an article, receipt, form, guide, or other information. Most modern browsers include this function without requiring extra software.
Chrome
Open the page, choose Print, and select Save as PDF as the destination. Review the page preview, choose the required pages, and save the file.
Safari on Mac
Open the webpage in Safari, choose File and then Print. In the print dialog, use the PDF menu and choose Save as PDF. Select a filename and destination.
Microsoft Edge
Open the page, choose Print, select the PDF printer or Save to PDF option, review the settings, and save the document.
Improve the resulting PDF
Webpages can create PDFs that are larger than expected. If the resulting file is too large to email or upload, use PDF Compressor. If you need editable text, try PDF to Word.
If you are trying to download an existing PDF rather than create one from a webpage, use PDFDownloader Online.
Why PDFDownloader.online?
- Core PDF tools are available without requiring a paid subscription for common PDF tasks.
- The workflow is designed for repeated use, so you can return to the tools when you need them.
- You can combine PDF downloading and conversion workflows in one place instead of switching between multiple services.
- Common PDF tasks can be handled without Adobe Acrobat for the workflows supported by the site.
For this guide, you may also want to try PDF Downloader. Tool availability and processing limits can depend on the current service configuration.