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URL to PDF

Convert any web page to PDF instantly. Full page capture, custom sizes, and ad blocking — all in your browser.

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Features

12 powerful URL-to-PDF features

Everything you need to capture web pages as professional PDF documents — all in your browser.

Any URL Conversion

Enter any public web page URL and get a PDF. Supports HTTP and HTTPS URLs, dynamic pages, and single-page applications.

Full Page Capture

Captures the entire scrollable page — not just the viewport. Long articles, documentation, and landing pages are fully preserved.

Custom Page Size

Choose from A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A5, or set custom dimensions. Portrait and landscape orientations both supported.

Margin Control

Set precise margins in inches, centimeters, or millimeters. Use presets or define custom values for each side independently.

Background Preservation

Background colors, gradients, and images are preserved in the PDF. The output matches the visual appearance of the web page.

Header & Footer Injection

Add custom headers with the page URL, date, and title. Footers include page numbers — perfect for archiving and citation.

Print Media Optimization

Respects CSS print media queries. Pages designed with @media print rules render optimized for paper output.

Image & Font Embedding

All images and web fonts from the page are embedded in the PDF. The document looks identical to the web page on any device.

Wait-for-Render Control

Adjustable timeout for JavaScript-heavy pages. Set a delay to ensure dynamic content, charts, and images fully load before capture.

Batch URL Conversion

Convert multiple URLs in one session. Paste a list of links and generate a PDF for each — ideal for archiving and reporting.

Ad & Popup Blocking

Advertisements, cookie banners, and popups are automatically removed from the PDF for a clean, professional output.

100% Client-Side Privacy

URLs are fetched and rendered in your browser. No intermediate servers log your browsing history or stored page content.

How it works

Convert URLs to PDF in 3 steps

Paste, configure, download — that's all it takes.

1

Enter the URL

Paste any public web page URL. HTTP and HTTPS are both supported. The page is fetched and rendered in your browser.

2

Configure PDF settings

Set page size, margins, orientation, headers, and footers. Adjust the render delay for dynamic content if needed.

3

Generate & download

Click convert to capture the page and generate the PDF. Download immediately — no waiting, no watermarks, no limits.

Benefits

Why convert URLs to PDF with PDFly?

The fastest, most private way to save web pages as professional PDFs.

Archive Web Pages Instantly

Save any web page as a PDF in seconds. No screenshots, no scrolling, no stitching — get the full page in one file.

Perfect for Research

Capture articles, studies, and documentation as PDFs for offline reading. Add headers with URLs for easy citation and reference.

Private Browsing History

Your URLs are fetched directly from your browser. No server logs your activity — perfect for sensitive research and competitor analysis.

Pixel-Perfect Capture

The PDF matches the web page exactly — colors, fonts, images, and layout. What you see is what you get.

Permanent Records

Web pages change and disappear. Save important pages as PDFs to preserve content, evidence, and references permanently.

Bulk Conversion

Convert multiple URLs at once. Paste a list of links and generate PDFs for all — ideal for compliance, auditing, and archiving.

Use cases

Capture any web page

From research articles to legal evidence — save any web page as a professional PDF.

Research & Citation

Capture academic articles, studies, and web sources as PDFs with URL headers for proper citation and reference.

Legal Evidence

Preserve web pages as PDF evidence for legal proceedings, trademark disputes, and compliance documentation.

Competitor Analysis

Save competitor landing pages, pricing pages, and marketing materials as PDFs for offline review and comparison.

Content Archiving

Archive blog posts, news articles, and web content before it changes or gets taken down. Preserve history.

Documentation Backup

Save API docs, technical guides, and tutorials as PDFs for offline reference when internet access is unavailable.

Invoice & Receipt Saving

Convert online invoices, receipts, and order confirmations to PDF for accounting and tax records.

Portfolio Capture

Save your web designs, projects, and online work as PDF snapshots for your portfolio and client presentations.

Compliance & Audit

Capture regulatory pages, policy documents, and compliance-related web content for audit trails and records.

Tips & best practices

Better URL-to-PDF conversions

Pro tips for capturing web pages perfectly.

1

Use Render Delay for Dynamic Pages

If a page loads content via JavaScript (charts, images, data), increase the render delay to 3-5 seconds. This ensures all dynamic content is captured.

2

Check Print CSS First

Some websites have dedicated print stylesheets that optimize the page for paper. If the PDF looks different from the screen, the site may be using print CSS.

3

Use Batch for Research

When researching multiple sources, paste all URLs at once. You get a PDF for each page with URL headers — perfect for organizing your references.

4

Add URL Headers for Citation

Always enable URL headers when archiving for research or legal purposes. This preserves the source link directly in the PDF for future reference.

5

Choose Landscape for Wide Pages

Pages with wide tables, dashboards, or side-by-side layouts look better in landscape orientation. Switch from portrait to avoid content being cut off.

6

Save Before Pages Change

Web content is ephemeral. If you find important information, convert it to PDF immediately. Pages can be edited or removed at any time without notice.

Comparison

PDFly vs. other URL-to-PDF tools

See how PDFly compares to popular alternatives.

FeaturePDFlyPrintFriendlyPDFCrowdWeb2PDF
Client-side processing✓✗✗✗
No server-side logging✓✗✗✗
No account needed✓✓✗✓
Full page capture✓✓✓✓
Custom page sizes✓✗✓✗
Header & footer injection✓✗✓✗
Batch URL conversion✓✗✓✗
Render delay control✓✗✓✗
100% free✓✗✗✓

Your browsing history stays private

URL to PDF fetches pages directly from your browser. No intermediate servers log your URLs, store page content, or track your activity. Perfect for sensitive research and competitor analysis.

Zero server logging
Zero tracking
Zero data stored
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes, completely free with no daily limits, no file size caps, and no watermarks. Convert as many URLs as you need, anytime.
It works with any publicly accessible web page that does not require authentication. Pages behind login walls, paywalls, or CAPTCHAs cannot be converted. If a page blocks automated access, the tool will report an error.
Yes. All images, CSS backgrounds, web fonts, and inline SVGs from the page are embedded in the PDF. The output looks identical to the web page when viewed on any device.
The tool includes a configurable render delay. For pages that load content dynamically via JavaScript, increase the delay to 3-5 seconds to ensure all content — charts, images, data — is fully loaded before capture.
Yes. Paste multiple URLs (one per line) and the tool generates a separate PDF for each. This is ideal for archiving research sources, saving documentation, or creating audit trails.
Yes. URLs are fetched directly from your browser, not through an intermediate server. No server logs your URLs or stores page content. This makes it suitable for sensitive research and competitor analysis.
Some websites use CSS print media queries that change the layout when printing. Others have responsive designs that adapt to page width. Try adjusting the page size or orientation to match the web page layout more closely.