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Save any webpage as a real PDF with selectable text — desktop layout, not mobile. One click → A4/Letter. Save any webpage exactly as you see it - as a clean, searchable PDF. Chrome's built-in "Save as PDF" often breaks the page. It switches to a narrow mobile layout (~740px), so tables collapse, images disappear, and formatting breaks. You get an unreadable file instead of the page you saw. webpage2pdf fixes this in one click. WHAT IT DOES - Captures the full desktop version you actually see - not a mobile version - Keeps real, selectable text (search, copy, highlight) - not just an image - Preserves links, fonts and layout at 1920px desktop width - Adds clean footer with page URL on every page (wraps to 2 lines) - Supports A4 and US Letter, correct scale math, margins 0.4in WHO IT IS FOR - Anyone who saves articles, receipts, docs or research as PDF - Designers and managers who need the desktop layout, not mobile collapse - Users who need searchable PDFs, not screenshots HOW TO USE 1. Open any page 2. Click the extension icon -> Save as PDF (desktop) 3. PDF saves to Downloads (or choose folder in Options) - 100% local, no server YOU CONTROL - Paper: A4 or Letter - Save mode: Ask where to save / Auto to Downloads / Custom absolute path (optional Native Host) - Filename: host + date (e.g., example.com-2026-09-02.pdf) PRIVACY - 100% LOCAL No data collection, no analytics, no remote code. All rendering happens on your device via chrome.debugger Page.printToPDF. Optional Native Host only for custom folder - core works without it. Open source. Privacy policy: https://github.com/igorsaevets/webpage2pdf/blob/main/PRIVACY.md
Sep 6, 2026
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