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We’ve all been there before. You stumble upon an article or video that speaks to your soul…or at least makes you laugh hysterically. You want to save it forever to revisit the hilarity whenever you want.
But how to save a webpage as a PDF so you can keep that content for yourself? Don’t worry, I’ve got your back.
Before we dive in, let’s chat about why you’d want to save a webpage as a PDF in the first place. Here are some of the top reasons:
So, in summary – PDFs are universal, editable, printable, and ad-free. That makes saving web pages in this format incredibly useful.
Now, let’s get to the good stuff – how the heck do you actually save a webpage as a PDF? Don’t worry; I’ve outlined the steps for all the popular browsers below.
Google Chrome is the most widely used browser, so there’s a good chance you’ll want to use it to save webpages as PDFs. Here are the steps:
It only takes about 20 seconds once you get the hang of it. Saving webpages as PDFs doesn’t get much easier than that.
For all my Apple lovers, here’s how to save a webpage as a PDF on Safari:
Easy peasy mac and cheesy. Now you’ve got a nice, clean PDF version of the webpage to keep forever and ever.
If Firefox is your go-to, don’t worry – you can still save webpages as PDFs in just a few clicks:
Boom – that webpage is now a PDF. Feel free to share it, print it, or draw hilarious moustaches on all the photos. The world is your oyster!
Last but not least, let’s talk about Microsoft Edge. Here are the steps for saving webpages as PDFs:
How to download PDF from link:
Now that you know how to save webpages as PDFs in all the major browsers, let’s chat about some pro tips:
Before saving your PDF, check the print preview. It allows you to see if any content might get cut off and make adjustments as needed.
Toggle between portrait and landscape orientation in the print settings to find the optimal fit. It prevents content from getting cut off.
Use the reader view in Safari or Firefox to get rid of ads before saving a webpage as a PDF. It creates a clean, distraction-free version.
Tweak settings like margins, page size, headers, and footers before saving your PDF to customize the end result.
If the “Save as PDF” option isn’t showing up, check your browser is updated to the latest version for full compatibility.
Try updating your browser or use a PDF conversion site like Smallpdf if the built-in option isn’t available.
Yes! PDFs allow you to annotate, highlight, add text, insert images, and more. You’ll need PDF editing software like Adobe Acrobat.
On iPhone, open the page in Safari, tap the share button, then “Options” and select “PDF”. On Android, open Chrome, tap the menu button, then “Print” and select “Save as PDF”.
And there you have it, folks – everything you could ever want to know about saving webpages as PDFs! With this handy guide, you’ll be converting your favourite articles and videos in no time.
So go on – revisit that hilarious cat video or detailed tutorial whenever your heart desires. With the power of the PDF, that beloved content can live in your life forever.
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