Windows 10/11 and MacOS
Windows 10/11 and MacOS have a built-in print-to-PDF functionality in the operating system that can be used by all applications.
To print a web page as a PDF simply right click on the webpage, then select ‘print’ in the menu. Alternatively, click the 3 dot menu at the top right of the screen and select ‘print’.
A print menu screen will appear. In the ‘destination’ field choose ‘Save as PDF’. This will allow you to save the webpage as a PDF document to your computer’s desktop or another location.
Windows 8
In Windows 8 there’s no built-in print-to-PDF functionality, so you have to do it in other ways:
- Using Google Chrome: there’s a built-in PDF print. Select Print, under Destination, click Change and select Save to PDF.
- Using Firefox: To save as PDF, install an extension, e.g. Print Edit or PrintPDF
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