About the Webpage to PDF Converter
Capture an entire web page as one continuous PDF — no page breaks slicing through images or paragraphs — with control over margins, quality and cropping before you save. It keeps the page’s content and layout so you get a faithful, self-contained copy to store, print or share offline.
Privacy note: the capture runs entirely in your browser; the address you enter and the page content are never uploaded to our servers.
Limitation to know: some websites block in-browser capture for security reasons. If a page will not convert here, use our URL to PDF Converter, whose server-side engine can render those pages and produces a paginated, print-ready PDF.
Which web-to-PDF tool should I use?
| Tool | Input | Best for | Processing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Webpage to PDF (this tool) | Any URL | One continuous page, with crop and margin controls | 100% in your browser — nothing uploaded |
| URL to PDF | Any public URL | Paginated, print-ready copies; sites that block in-browser capture | Secure cloud rendering |
| HTML to PDF | Raw HTML code | Developers testing templates | Secure cloud rendering |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a webpage to PDF online?
Enter the page address, click Capture Webpage, adjust margins or crop if needed, and download the PDF. No software or extension is needed.
Is anything uploaded to your servers?
No. The capture runs entirely in your browser — neither the URL you enter nor the page content is sent to us.
Why did a website fail to convert?
Some sites block in-browser capture for security reasons. For those pages, use our URL to PDF Converter — its server-side engine can render them and produces a paginated, print-ready PDF.
Will the PDF keep the page layout and images?
Yes. The page is captured as one continuous PDF with no page breaks, preserving content, images and structure.
Can I read the saved page offline?
Yes. Once converted, the PDF is fully self-contained and can be viewed, printed or shared without an internet connection.
