KeepPDF - Web to PDF Offline

KeepPDF turns web pages into PDF documents you can keep, read and annotate on your device. Save articles, reference material and selected page content without uploading your documents to an external service. CHOOSE WHAT TO SAVE - Convert a full web page, an article, a selected element, or conversation and post content. - Temporarily hide unwanted elements before creating your PDF. - Save as one continuous page or a document with multiple pages. - Customize paper size, orientation, margins, backgrounds and page headers. - Optionally scroll the page before conversion to prepare its content. READ AND ANNOTATE - Preview generated PDFs and open existing PDF files from your computer. - Highlight passages, draw with the pen and add text notes. - Rotate pages and exclude pages from the downloaded document. - Download your PDF with your annotations and page changes. - Open the document in Chrome's PDF viewer for printing. KEEP YOUR DOCUMENTS ORGANIZED - Store original PDFs in a local library. - Search by title or website. - Choose how many documents to keep, delete individual files or clear the library. - Use temporary mode when you do not want new PDFs retained after closing the viewer. PROCESSING STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE PDF conversion, preview, annotations and storage run locally. KeepPDF does not upload your PDFs or page content to a server. No account, usage tracking or cloud synchronization is required. Offline conversion works with content already available in your browser. Loading a website or additional images may require an internet connection, and websites retain their own network behavior. MAKE IT YOURS Choose English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Japanese or Simplified Chinese. Use a light or dark appearance, or follow your system theme automatically. GET STARTED 1. Open the web page you want to save. 2. Click the KeepPDF icon and choose what to capture. 3. Create your PDF, add any annotations and download your copy. Download the edited PDF to preserve your annotations: the local library keeps the original captured document. Chrome's internal pages and the Chrome Web Store cannot be converted. Text notes currently support Latin characters. During conversion, Chrome may display a debugging banner while KeepPDF uses its built-in printing engine; the connection closes when conversion ends.