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Save any browser tab as a PDF. Save any web page as a clean, readable PDF in one click. The default saves the page's main article as real, selectable, searchable text, with the nav, ads, and clutter stripped out and sensible page breaks. Not a screenshot, not the cluttered raw print. How it works: - Open any article or page - Click the extension icon (or press Alt+Shift+P) - Click Save as PDF - Your PDF downloads instantly Already a PDF? When the tab is itself a PDF, or the page links to or embeds one, the extension detects it and lets you save the real file directly, with one button per PDF and a Download all option. No re-rendering, no quality loss. Key features: - Clean, selectable-text article PDFs - Strips nav, ads, and clutter automatically - Saves real PDF files the tab displays or links to - Falls back to a full-page image PDF when a page has no article, so you always get a file - One button, one file, no print dialog - Built entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded - Lightweight, no background processes Privacy first: - Zero data collection or analytics - The PDF is built locally; no page content leaves your computer - No account required Optional Pro upgrade ($14.99 one-time): - On-demand full-page image PDF (capture a page exactly as it looks) - Typography, theme, margin, and A4/Letter paper controls
Jun 24, 2026
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