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Quick ways to convert a web page to PDF with Google Chrome
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Saving a web page as a PDF file is a good way to store information for offline viewing. Luckily, Google Chrome has a built-in feature that allows you to do this on your desktop or mobile device. Here's how to save a webpage as a PDF in Google Chrome using your Windows or Mac computer, iPhone, iPad, or Android.

Quick Steps

  1. Open the web page you want to save as a PDF file.
  2. Click in the top-right corner and click Print.
  3. Click the Destination drop-down menu and select Save as PDF.
  4. Click Save.
  5. Select a save location and click Save.
Method 1
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Using Desktop

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  1. This browser has a built-in Save to PDF option you can use to save web pages.
    • Google Chrome is available to download on Windows, Mac, and Linux.[1]
    • Make sure Chrome is updated.
  2. This is in the top-right corner of the window.
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  3. This will open the Print window.
    • Alternatively, you can press CTRL + P (Windows) or CMD + P (Mac) to quickly open this window.
  4. If you have any printers connected, you'll see them listed here.
  5. You can find this in the drop-down menu.
    • If you're using a Microsoft device, you may also see Microsoft Print to PDF. This option will also create a PDF.

    In many cases, the formatting of the site will change when converted to PDF.

  6. This is the blue button at the bottom of the window.
    • A pop-up window will open.
  7. For some devices, the default location may be set to the Downloads folder.
    • The web page will be saved to your computer as a PDF file.
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Using iPhone or iPad

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  1. This browser app allows you to save any webpage as a PDF file.
  2. This will be below the list of apps.
  3. Alternatively, you can select an app on the list to share via Messages, Mail, or another app.
  4. The PDF will be saved to the Files app.
    • If you selected an app, select the location or recipient and send it.
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Method 3
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Using Android

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  1. This browser app allows you to save any webpage as a PDF file.
  2. You can find this in the top-right corner.
  3. On some devices, you may need to tap the Share icon first.
  4. The PDF will be saved to your Android. You can usually find PDF files in the Documents folder.
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  • Question
    It is important to have pdfs in my phone?
    Community Answer
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    That depends on how often you need to access them on your phone.
  • Question
    I followed every step you did, but when I went to save the web page as a PDF it only allows for 1 sheet of paper. What should I do?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    I had the same problem. Update to latest version, hopefully it will work. Then you will see an option to save in PDF file in the left side of the page.
  • Question
    How can I save the pictures that are included on the webpage?
    Community Answer
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    The pictures should save automatically. If they don't, then you may need to look into some troubleshooting. In step 6 of this article, you'll see "Options" at the bottom with a box next to "Background Graphics." Make sure that box is checked before saving the web page.
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1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Navigate to a web page you want to save.
3. Click the icon with three dots in the upper-right corner.
4. Click Print.
5. Select Save as PDF in the drop-down menu next to "Destination".
6. Click Save.
7. Select a location for the PDF.
8. Click Save in the lower-right corner.

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