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3 Ways to Save a Web Page as a PDF in Google Chrome

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Introduction: Saving a web page as a PDF document can be incredibly useful for the purposes of documentation, sharing, or offline reading. Google Chrome is one of the most widely used web browsers, so knowing how to save a page as a PDF in this browser can come in handy. Below, we present three different methods to help you achieve this task.

1. Using Chrome’s Built-in Feature:

Google Chrome provides an easy and effective way to save web pages as PDF files. Follow these simple steps:

a. Open the web page that you want to save as a PDF in Google Chrome.

b. Click on the three vertical dots located at the top-right corner of the browser window.

c. In the context menu that appears, hover over “Print…” and click on it.

d. The print dialog screen will appear. On this screen, click on the drop-down menu next to ‘Destination.’

e. Choose “Save as PDF” from the list of options.

f. Finally, click on “Save” and specify where you want to save the PDF file.

2. Using an Extension:

If you want extra features or find it more convenient, using an extension can be an alternative way of saving web pages as PDFs in Google Chrome:

a. Visit the Chrome Web Store and search for a suitable extension that offers PDF conversion (examples include Save as PDF or Print Friendly & PDF).

b. Add your chosen extension to your browser by clicking “Add to Chrome.”

c. Next, open the web page that you wish to convert into a PDF.

d. Click on the extension’s icon located in your browser toolbar.

e. Follow any additional prompts or options given by your specific extension before converting and saving your web page as a PDF file.

3. Using CTRL + P Shortcut Key (Windows) / CMD + P (Mac):

For quicker access to save a web page as a PDF, utilise the keyboard shortcut below:

a. Open the web page that you want to save in Google Chrome.

b. Press CTRL + P on your Windows keyboard or CMD + P on your Mac keyboard to open the print dialog.

c. Follow steps 4-6 from Method 1 above to choose “Save as PDF” and save the file.

Conclusion: Saving a web page as a PDF in Google Chrome has never been easier, thanks to these three methods provided. Each method has its advantages, and you can choose the one best suited for your specific needs. Whether it’s utilizing Chrome’s built-in feature, an extension from the web store, or employing keyboard shortcuts, you’ll find that these techniques enable efficient saving and sharing of vital content from web pages.

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