LinkLetter

LinkLetter — read the web on paper, beautifully typeset. Screens are exhausting. Blue light, glare, endless scrolling, and cluttered pages full of ads and popups make long-form reading tiring — especially at night or for anyone sensitive to eye strain. LinkLetter turns the articles you actually want to read into a clean, professionally typeset PDF you can print and read on paper, away from the screen. How it works 1. On any article, right-click and choose "Add page to LinkLetter." 2. LinkLetter captures the page and typesets it — proper fonts, generous margins, real paragraphs, footnotes, images, and tables preserved. 3. Build a queue of articles, then download a print-ready PDF. Why readers love it • Easy on the eyes — no blue light, no glare, no dark-pattern popups. Just text, the way books have always been read. • Distraction-free — ads, cookie banners, newsletter overlays, and navigation clutter are stripped away only the article remains. • Beautifully typeset — high-quality serif typography, balanced line length, and thoughtful spacing made to read, not a chore. • Print-friendly by design — clean page breaks, sensible margins, and images sized to fit. Print at hot wasting ink on web junk. • Reader-controlled and private — LinkLetter only reads a page when you explicitly ask it to, does not track your browsing or run in the background. Made for Anyone who prefers paper to pixels, wants to reduce screen and blue-light exposure, finds long articles hard to read on a monitor, or simply loves the calm of a well-set page. Add articles → build your queue → read them the way they deserve.