How to Save a Webpage as a PDF (Free, on Any Device)
Quick answer: The easiest way is the Webpage to PDF tool — paste the URL and convert the page to a clean PDF. You can also press Ctrl + P (or Cmd + P on Mac) in any browser and choose "Save as PDF" as the printer. Both are free; the URL tool gives a tidier full-page capture.
Method 1: Convert a webpage to PDF by URL
- Open the CustomizedPDF Webpage to PDF tool.
- Paste the website address (URL) you want to save.
- Choose Quick Shot (fast print view) or Full Page capture.
- Generate and download your PDF.
Method 2: Use your browser's Print to PDF
Every modern browser can save the page you're viewing:
- Desktop (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari): press Ctrl + P (Windows) or Cmd + P (Mac), then set the destination/printer to "Save as PDF" and click Save.
- iPhone/iPad (Safari): tap the Share icon → Options → PDF, or use the Print sheet and pinch-zoom the preview, then Share → Save to Files.
- Android (Chrome): tap the ⋮ menu → Share → Print → choose Save as PDF.
Which method should I use?
| Goal | Best method |
|---|---|
| Clean full-page capture from a link | Webpage to PDF by URL |
| Save the exact page you're on | Browser Print → Save as PDF |
| Save a page behind a login | Browser Print (you're already signed in) |
Tips for a clean result
- Use your browser's Reader view before printing to strip ads and clutter.
- In the print dialog, enable "Background graphics" if you want colors and images preserved.
- Already have the PDF but it's large? Shrink it with Compress PDF.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I save a webpage as a PDF for free?
Use CustomizedPDF's Webpage to PDF tool — paste the URL and convert — or press Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on Mac) in your browser and choose "Save as PDF". Both are free.
How do I save a webpage as a PDF on my phone?
On iPhone, use Safari's Share → Options → PDF. On Android, use Chrome's menu → Share → Print → Save as PDF.
Why use the URL tool instead of just printing?
The URL tool produces a tidier full-page capture and works well for long pages, while browser printing is best for the exact page you're viewing or pages behind a login.
Can I save a page that requires a login?
Yes — open the page while signed in and use your browser's Print → Save as PDF, since you're already authenticated.