How to use the Website to PDF
- Paste the URL.
- For a text PDF, choose the page size and click Download page PDF.
- For the exact look, click Take screenshot, edit it if you like, and download as PDF (image).
- Turn on print styles if the site has a print layout.
Text PDF or image PDF?
A text PDF is what a browser’s “Save as PDF” makes: text you can search and copy, links that work, split into pages. Some layouts shift when paged, and fixed elements may repeat. An image PDF is the full-page screenshot placed in a PDF — exactly what the page looks like on screen, with your annotations, but text isn’t selectable. For other PDF jobs see Merge PDF and Compress PDF.
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Tools that pair well with the Website to PDF
- Website Screenshot Tool — Enter a URL and get a full-page screenshot taken in a real Chrome browser — at desktop, tablet or phone width and up to 3× (Retina) resolution, with cookie banners hidden.
- JPG to PDF — Turn photos, scans and screenshots into a single PDF.
- Mobile Website Screenshot — See how a website looks on a phone or tablet.
- PDF to JPG — Turn every page of a PDF into a high-quality JPG or PNG image — for slides, social posts, thumbnails or apps that do not accept PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep links clickable in the PDF?
Yes — use Download page PDF. The image PDF from a screenshot is a picture, so links don’t work there.
Why is my PDF too large?
Image-heavy pages can exceed the 4 MB transfer limit as a text PDF. Use A4 pages or the image PDF from a screenshot, which is compressed in your browser.
Does it work for pages behind a login?
No — the page opens as a first-time visitor would see it. Save private pages from your own browser with Print → Save as PDF.