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If you are reading a web page with lots of text and images, and you want to save it for later reading, saving the web page as a PDF file is a great way to help you review the content offline. PDF files are easy to print and readable on any device. This article will show you how to save a web page to PDF format using Google Chrome.
Steps
Using Windows and Mac computers
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Open Google Chrome and go to the web page you want to save. You’ll enter the address of the web page you want to save in the address bar at the top of the page. Use the buttons and links on the website to access the page of the content you want to save. When you save a web page as a PDF file, all viewable parts are saved.
In many cases, the format of the web page will change when the web page is converted to PDF.
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Click the ⋮ button. This is the button displayed in the upper right corner of the Google Chrome window. This shows you the Google Chrome menu.
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Click Print… (Print…). At this time, the Print menu appears on the screen. To the right of the window is a preview of the web page. Here, you will see the format change that occurs when printing the website.
- You can also press Ctrl + P (on Windows) or ⌘ Cmd + P (on Mac).
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Select Save as PDF next to Destination. This option is on the left side of the Print window. You will see a selection list with the names of the active printers. Choosing “Save as PDF” means that you want to save the document to PDF format instead of printing it to paper.
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Click Save . It’s the blue button at the top left of the Print menu.
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Name the PDF file. Use the input field next to “File name” on Windows or “Save as” on Mac to enter a name for the PDF file.
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Select the folder to save the PDF file. Click the folders on the left and in the center of the large window to access the folder you want to use to save the PDF file.
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Click Save . This is the option in the lower right corner of the window. This will save the web page in PDF format. When you want to open a PDF file, simply double-click it in the save folder. [1] X Research Source
Using an Android smartphone
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Open Google Chrome
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. This is an app with a red, green and yellow circle icon with a blue dot in the middle. Tap Google Chrome on the home screen or apps menu to open it.
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Go to the web page you want to save. You’ll enter the address of the web page you want to save in the address bar at the top of the page. Use the buttons and links on the website to access the page of the content you want to save. When you save a web page as a PDF file, all viewable parts are saved. In many cases, the format of the web page will change when the web page is converted to PDF.
- Saving a web page as a PDF saves only what you see on the screen, rather than the entire web page.
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Tap . This is the button in the upper right corner of the Google Chrome browser. You will see the Google Chrome menu on the screen.
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Tap Share… (Share). This option is available in the Google Chrome menu. The screen will show you the Share options.
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Tap Print . This is the option below the printer icon. With this operation, the Print menu will appear on the screen.
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Tap the arrow icon ⏷ . This is the icon in the upper-right corner of the Print menu. You will see the names of active printers displayed here.
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Tap Save as PDF . This is an option in the list of active printers.
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Tap the PDF file download icon
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. It’s a yellow button that says “PDF” below the arrow and dash icon. You will see this button in the upper right corner of the screen.
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Select the save folder. Touch one of the folders displayed in the menu to save the file there.
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Tap Done . This will save the web page in PDF format. You can open a PDF file by using the Files application to access the folder where the file is saved.
Using an iPhone or iPad
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Open Google Chrome
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. This is an app with a red, green and yellow circle icon with a blue dot in the middle. Currently, Google Chrome on iPhone and iPad does not support exporting web pages to PDF format. However, you can add websites to your “Read Later” list for easy access even when offline.
- If you need to save web pages in PDF format, use Safari instead of Google Chrome.
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Go to the web page you want to save. You’ll enter the address of the web page you want to save in the address bar at the top of the page. Use the buttons and links on the website to access the page of the content you want to save. When you save a web page as a PDF file, all viewable parts are saved. In many cases, the format of the web page will change when the web page is converted to PDF.
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Touch … . This is the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of the screen. This shows you the Google Chrome menu.
- If you use Safari, tap the Share icon. This is a blue button with a box icon with an arrow pointing out and displayed in the upper right corner of the window.
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Tap Read Later . You’ll see this option near the bottom of the Google Chrome menu. This is to add the website to the Reading List, which you can access from the section at the top of the Google Chrome window.
- If you use Safari, tap Create PDF . The next step is to select Done in the upper left corner. You will select Save File To… and touch a folder to save the file there. The last thing is to select Add in the upper right corner.
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