Information on the web can disappear at any time. With a URL to PDF tool, you can archive valuable articles, blog posts, and technical documents as permanent PDF files—ideal for research and evidence collection.
Even complex websites become comfortable to read like an eBook in 'Reader mode'. And merging multiple links into one file is a powerful productivity feature for students and professionals who need to organize scattered information into a topic-based report.
Unlike simple screenshots, it saves as a searchable vector PDF. You can also selectively apply Print CSS or Screen CSS to preserve the page in the best design intended by the website.
Tips for using URL to PDF conversion
- Use 'Reader mode' for saving news/blog posts Ignores complex layouts and cleanly extracts only the main content, converting it into a format that’s easy to read on tablets or eBook readers.
- If backgrounds disappear, choose 'Screen' Some sites remove background colors when printing to save ink. If you want to save exactly what you see on screen, change the media setting to 'Screen'.
- Save long series at once Turn on 'Auto-detect pagination' and set the max pages to bundle a serialized series into a single PDF with one click.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The PDF is blank or content is cut off.+
Many modern websites load content as you scroll. This tool performs intelligent scrolling by default, but if content is missing, try turning off 'Cleanup' or retry with the 'Screen' style.
Can pages that require login be converted?+
For security reasons, we can’t bring your login session to the server, so only public pages can be converted. For logged-in pages, we recommend using your browser’s print feature.
Is the security of the converted file safe?+
Yes. All conversions run in a temporary sandbox environment, and the generated PDF is deleted immediately after delivery or permanently destroyed after a set time.
