Website to PDF
Save any web page as a printable PDF — pick the page size and orientation.
What is Website to PDF?
Website to PDF takes any public web page and renders it to a clean, printable PDF using a headless browser running on Cloudflare's Browser Rendering platform — the same engine as real Chrome, so JavaScript-heavy pages, lazy-loaded images, and modern CSS layouts come out the way you actually see them in a browser, not the stripped-down raw HTML. Pick a page size (A4, Letter, Legal, or A3) and portrait or landscape orientation, and the rendered page is streamed back as a PDF you can preview inline and download. Nothing you render is stored: the URL is handed to the renderer, the PDF is produced on the fly, and the bytes are returned straight to your browser — no server-side cache, no copy kept on disk.
How to Use Website to PDF
- Paste the full URL of the page you want to save (a bare domain like example.com works too — https:// is added for you).
- Choose a page size: A4, Letter, Legal, or A3.
- Toggle Landscape if you want a wide layout instead of the default portrait.
- Click "Convert" and wait a few seconds while the headless browser loads and renders the page.
- Preview the result in the inline viewer, then click Download PDF to save it.
Examples
Save a long-form article (A4, portrait)
Input: https://example.com/blog/long-read
Output: A multi-page A4 PDF of the article, with text and images laid out for printing.
Archive a landing page (Letter, landscape)
Input: https://example.com
Output: A single-page Letter-sized PDF in landscape orientation, capturing the full-width hero and layout.
Common Mistakes
- Pointing the tool at a page that requires a login or sits behind a paywall — the headless browser has no session, so the PDF will capture the sign-in wall, not the protected content.
- Expecting pixel-perfect fidelity on pages with heavy animation, autoplay video, or canvases — those are dynamic by nature and a static PDF can only freeze one frame.
- Choosing A3 because it sounds "bigger is better" — the result is scaled to the page, so A3 only helps if you genuinely need the larger sheet; otherwise it just produces larger files.
- Forgetting that very slow sites can time out before they finish loading, leaving the PDF with a partially-rendered page.
Why Use This Tool
- Real headless-Chrome rendering — JavaScript, fonts, and modern CSS layouts come through, not a raw-HTML approximation.
- Four page sizes (A4, Letter, Legal, A3) plus portrait/landscape, so the output fits how you actually print or archive.
- Instant inline preview and one-click download — no email, no queue, no sign-up.
- Nothing stored server-side — the URL is rendered on demand and the PDF is handed straight back to you.