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Phone browsers can't capture the screen. Open this page on a computer.
There’s no URL box: open the page in another tab, share that tab with this tool, then take screenshots and merge them into a PDF. Works entirely in your browser.
This will ask you to select a browser tab to capture. You can then take screenshots and merge them into a PDF.
Tip: Open the target website in a separate window (not just a tab) for the best experience. This lets you see both windows side by side.
Our free webpage to PDF tool lets you capture screenshots of any browser tab and merge them into a single PDF document. Perfect for saving web articles, documenting websites, creating presentations from web content, and archiving web pages.
All processing happens directly in your web browser. Your screenshots are never uploaded to any server. The Screen Capture API requires your explicit permission to share a tab.
How does webpage capture work?
It uses the Screen Capture API to share a browser tab. You can then take screenshots of the page and merge them into a PDF document.
Can I capture multiple pages?
Yes! Take as many screenshots as you need, navigate between pages in the shared tab, and all captures will be merged into a single PDF.
Which browsers support this tool?
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on desktop support the Screen Capture API. Mobile browsers are not currently supported.
Why does the tool need screen capture permission?
The tool uses the browser's Screen Capture API to take screenshots of your visible tab. This permission is required by the browser for security. The captured screenshots stay on your device and are never uploaded.
Does Webpage to PDF upload my files to a server?
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy and security.
Can I capture an entire scrolling webpage?
The tool captures the currently visible portion of the browser tab per screenshot. For long pages, take multiple captures while scrolling, then merge them into a single PDF.