Webpage to PDF
Paste a URL and get a clean PDF of its text and structure — the server only fetches the page (never stores it); the PDF is rendered on your device.
Page address
One public page per run · http/https only · the server HTML only (JavaScript never runs) · up to 5 MB, 15 s, 3 redirects.
Layout
Page size
Margins
Font size
Link addresses
Where does my page actually go?
Nowhere permanent — that is the honest split. Browsers cannot fetch other sites directly, so our own server fetches the HTML as a dumb pipe and hands it straight to your browser: it is never stored, logged or forwarded. The PDF itself is rendered entirely on your device, in a Web Worker, with the same engine as HTML to PDF. Internal addresses (127.x, 10.x, 192.168.x …) are refused outright.
Already saved the page as a file?
Browser-saved “Web page, complete” files and hand-written HTML never need the fetch pipe at all — use HTML to PDF instead.
Honest limits: this renders the page's server HTML — no JavaScript, no CSS layout, no images (alt text prints in brackets); SPA shells and paywalled pages may carry little content; Hindi text renders through the embedded Noto Devanagari subset (bold falls back to regular).
How it works
- 1
Paste the page address (http/https) — it is checked right here before anything is fetched.
- 2
Pick page size, margins, font size and link addresses while the page comes across the pass-through pipe.
- 3
Press Create PDF — the PDF is rendered on your device as selectable vector text and downloads instantly.