Chrome · Edge · Brave · Arc

Save web pages as clean, searchable PDFs

Save any web page as a clean PDF with date, title, URL and page numbers — even when Ctrl+P mangles it.

No account. Pages are processed locally in your browser.

A Wikipedia article saved by pdfy, open in Chrome's PDF viewer: 29 pages with the capture date and title in the header, and the full URL and page number in the footer

When Ctrl+P mangles the page.

The print dialog was built for documents, not web apps. pdfy fixes the usual ways it goes wrong.

Only the first screen prints

The whole page

Scrolling panels expand, so app-style pages print in full.

Switches to the mobile layout

The desktop layout

Laid out at your window’s width, then shrunk to fit the paper.

Images and sections go missing

All the content

Lazy images load and collapsed sections open before saving.

Sticky header on every page

Headers stay put

Fixed headers and sidebars print once, where they belong.

The pdfy popup with header and footer, layout and rendering options, and Preview and Save PDF buttons

Date, title, URL and page numbers. On every page.

The same header and footer as Chrome’s print dialog, so every PDF shows where and when it was captured. Good for receipts, research and web evidence.

  • Full URL, never cut off. Long addresses wrap instead of getting truncated.
  • Optional label in the corner, like “Exhibit A-1”.
  • Capture time with time zone, in long or ISO format.

PDFs you can actually use.

pdfy uses Chrome’s own PDF engine, so text stays selectable and searchable, and links stay clickable.

01 / ONE CLICK

Save or preview

Open pdfy on any page and choose Save PDF or Preview. Files are named Page title - YYYY-MM-DD.pdf.

02 / SHORTCUT

Press Alt+Shift+P

Saves the current tab right away with your remembered settings.

03 / CONTROL

Your paper, your way

Paper size, margins, scale, screen or print styles, PNG pages, or one continuous page.

Save the whole page.

Free for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc.