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7 Ways to Print to PDF

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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Printing documents to PDF is a convenient and efficient method of sharing and archiving files. A PDF, or Portable Document Format, is a universal file format that preserves the formatting of your document across different devices and platforms. This article explores seven ways to print to PDF.

1. Microsoft Office Applications (Windows and Mac)

Microsoft Office applications, such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, have a built-in Save As Adobe PDF functionality. Click on “File,” then “Save As” or “Export,” select “PDF (*.pdf)” as the file type, choose your desired location, and click “Save.”

2. Google Chrome Browser (Windows, Mac, Linux)

Google Chrome simplifies printing to PDF by offering a built-in “Save as PDF” option. Press Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P for Mac) to open the print dialog box, choose “Destination” and select “Save as PDF.” Click the “Save” button to complete the process.

3. Microsoft Print To PDF (Windows 10)

In Windows 10, Microsoft Print To PDF is a built-in virtual printer that allows you to create PDF files from any printable application. To use it, press Ctrl+P in any application, choose “Microsoft Print to PDF” as your printer, click “Print,” name the output file and select a folder to save it.

4. Adobe Acrobat Pro (Windows and Mac)

With Adobe Acrobat Pro installed on your computer, you can create high-quality PDFs while maintaining advanced security features. Open the document in any printable application, press Ctrl+P (Cmd+P for Mac), select “Adobe Printer” or “Adobe PDF” as the printer option, then click “Print.”

5. macOS Built-in Print Feature (Mac)

On macOS systems, you can quickly save a document as a PDF using the built-in Print feature. Press Cmd+P in any application, click on the “PDF” drop-down menu in the lower left corner of the print dialog box, and select “Save as PDF.” Choose a destination folder and click “Save.”

6. Using Online PDF Converters

Online PDF converters, such as Smallpdf or Adobe’s online converter tool, allow you to convert and save files as PDFs in a few clicks. Simply upload your document, select “Convert to PDF,” and download the resulting file.

7. Smartphone Applications (iOS and Android)

Both iOS and Android offer various applications for printing to PDF on mobile devices. Apps like Adobe Scan, CamScanner, and Microsoft Office Lens allow you to scan paper documents or capture images of digital documents, then save them as PDFs.

In conclusion, there are several methods for printing to PDF that accommodate different devices/platforms and user preferences. These options ensure a seamless way to create shareable and accessible documents while preserving their original formatting.

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