

Part 3: Save and Print Any Web Page as PDF on IE with Adobe Acrobat If you want to print the web page, it is time now to print the PDF file after saving. Click “ Save as PDF” and save the PDF file. Open the web page you want to save as PDF.Ĥ. Restart browser and you can see “Save as PDF” button has been inserted to toolbar.ģ. So now let’s get an add-on from Firefox to make it available.ġ.

Part 2: Save Any Web Page as PDF on Firefox with Add-on and Printįor Firefox, there are no any built-in features that can save webpage as PDF. We can see that it is easiest to save or print web page to PDF in Chrome. If you prepare to print the webpage, just open the saved PDF file and print it. Click Save button at the top-left corner to store this webpage on your computer as PDF document. Then you can see “Save as PDF” having been used as destination.ĥ. In the appearing window, select a destination Save as PDF in Local Destinations. In the print window, turn to Destination and click Change in the left pane.Ĥ. Or go to Google Chrome Settings and choose “Print”.ģ.

Go to the web page you want to save as PDF.Ģ. You can then save the PDF document for any future purpose and printing as well.ġ. Chrome’s built-in print feature has an option to save any web document as PDF without actually printing it.
#How to print a save as pdf file install
Part 1: Save and Print Web Page as PDF on Chrome with Built-in Featuresįortunately, if you are using Google Chrome browser, you don’t need to install any extension or plugin to save or print any webpage as PDF.
#How to print a save as pdf file how to
Now please see how to save and print a web page to PDF in three popular browsers, Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer. So PDF will be a better choice to save and print a web page. Compared to PDF, it will not be so easier to use or transfer. But as we know, web page is saved as HTML or text generally and printed directly when you click “Print” button. When you find a web page is valuable on Internet, maybe you would want to save or even print it.
