Why convert HTML to PDF?
- Archiving. Pages change, get redesigned, get taken down. A PDF doesn't.
- Sharing. A single file you can email, without worrying about layout differences across devices.
- Printing. Browser "print this page" is inconsistent; a PDF conversion is predictable.
How it works
- Save the webpage as an HTML file (right-click → Save as…).
- Drop the file on the home page.
- Pick PDF, hit Convert.
A note about dynamic pages
HTML that relies heavily on JavaScript to load its content won't render in a static conversion. For those, use your browser's "Print → Save as PDF" first, then drop that in if you need another format.
Good for
- Receipts and order confirmations.
- Long-read articles you want to keep.
- Rendered documentation you're filing with a timestamp.