Problem: You Need to Preserve Website Information
Website content and designs change over time and sites are never guaranteed to stay up forever. Depending on the reason, saving a website as a PDF may be a great option.
For instance, if you want to read an article or a blog post offline, you can save it as a PDF and read it later without an internet connection. You can also save a PDF of a website for archiving purposes or to share it with others who don’t have access to the internet.
Solution: Create a Website PDF
Saving a website as a PDF is useful for archival purposes like preserving the formatting and layout of the original website or saving information. This is especially useful if you want to print the website or share it with others who don’t have access to the internet.
No matter the reason, saving a website to PDF can be done for free using tools on the Internet. Our favorite is PDFmyURL for its simplicity.
Just enter your URL and PDFmyURL saves a PDF to your computer.
How to Use PDFmyURL
- Navigate the to website.
- Copy your URL and paste it into the text box on the homepage.
- Optional: Click on the Options button to change page size, orientation, and other output settings.
- Click the Save as PDF button and choose where you want to store it on your computer.
Learn about more digital tools you can use to improve your task flows in our Tools We Love posts. Also check out the helpful tools we have available right here on our website.
Mandie joined Top Of The List in 2018 and has a degree in Web Development. She lives in Grand Rapids, MI with her dog Winnie.