Need to save a webpage as a PDF for offline viewing, sharing, or printing? While Google Chrome includes a built-in print feature, using a dedicated extension can often provide cleaner and more reliable results when saving webpages as PDF files.
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to save a webpage as a PDF in Google Chrome using the free GoFullPage extension. This simple tool allows you to capture a webpage and download it as a PDF file in just a few clicks.
What You Will Learn
- 🌐 How to access the Chrome Web Store
- 🔍 How to find and install the free GoFullPage extension
- 🧩 How to access your extensions using the Chrome puzzle piece icon
- 📸 How to capture a webpage using GoFullPage
- 📄 How to download the capture as a PDF file
- 📥 How to save the PDF to your computer
Once the extension is installed, simply navigate to the webpage you want to save and launch GoFullPage from your extensions menu. The extension will generate a capture of the webpage and give you the option to download it as a PDF file.
In the tutorial, I demonstrate this process using the Northern Viking Everyday website. After creating the capture, I show how to download the PDF, save it to your computer, and open it to confirm everything was captured correctly.
Saving a webpage as a PDF can be useful when you want to keep a copy of online content for future reference, sharing, or printing.
With GoFullPage, the process is quick, free, and easy to set up in Google Chrome.
▶️ Watch the full video tutorial here:
https://youtu.be/6PVU0yM4JaI
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