Page to PDF

Save any web page as a PDF in one click — using the same print engine as Ctrl+P → "Save as PDF", but without the dialog and with settings that stick. Text stays selectable, links stay clickable. This is not a screenshot. WHAT IT DOES - One click or the Alt+Shift+P shortcut — the file lands straight in your downloads. - Long sheet — the whole page as a single canvas, with no breaks through a table or a paragraph. - Scroll before printing — loads lazy images and infinite feeds so the PDF has no gaps. - Hide floating panels — removes sticky headers, cookie banners and chat widgets that would otherwise repeat on every page of the document. - Layout width — pins the window width so a responsive site does not collapse into its mobile view. - Several tabs into one PDF — tick what you need, get a single document. - Paper sizes A5 to Tabloid, orientation, margins, scale, headers and footers with page numbers and the address. PRIVACY The extension collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere. The PDF is built inside your browser and saved to your disk. No servers, no account, no analytics. ABOUT THE DEBUGGING NOTICE While printing, Chrome shows a bar saying the extension is using the debugging protocol. That is the only way to reach the browser's built-in PDF engine — the one that produces a real vector PDF with live text. The bar disappears as soon as the file is saved. BROWSER LIMITS Browser pages (chrome://, Chrome Web Store pages) cannot be printed by any extension — that restriction comes from Chrome itself.