How to save any web page as a PDF, on any device
Short answer: Press Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on Mac), change the destination to "Save as PDF" and click Save. On iPhone, use the Share sheet, tap Options and choose PDF. Both keep the text selectable and the links clickable, unlike a screenshot, which stores pixels only.
Every browser can turn a web page into a PDF, and every browser hides the option somewhere slightly different. These guides cover the desktop print dialog, the iPhone Share sheet, full-page screenshot capture when the layout matters more than the text, and proper archiving for pages you need to still exist in five years. Along the way: which methods keep links clickable, which produce a searchable file, and which quietly hand you a picture of text.
Every guide in this topic
- How to save a web page as a PDF in any browser, Save a web page as a PDF in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. The shortcut, Microsoft Print to PDF, page ranges, and how to keep the links clickable.
- How to save a web page as a PDF on iPhone and iPad, Three ways to save a web page as a PDF on iPhone and iPad: the Share sheet Options menu, a Full Page screenshot, and Print preview. Save to Files or Books.
- How to take a full-page screenshot of a website, Capture an entire scrolling web page as one image. Chrome DevTools, Firefox and Edge built-in capture, Safari Web Inspector, and when a PDF beats a PNG.
- How to archive a web page so it still exists later, Web pages disappear. Archive one properly with the Wayback Machine, a WARC capture, a PDF/A file or a dated screenshot, and know which method proves what.