If you come across a webpage that you might want to save for later, whether to read an article offline or download a research paper or two, saving a webpage as a PDF is an easy option (once you know how). While you can bookmark a website for later, there’s always a chance that the webpage you were viewing will be deleted or changed. Saving a webpage as a PDF is possible in all web browsers, including Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, and Safari on both desktop and mobile versions.

To save a page as a PDF, first open Chrome on your computer. Then, find the webpage you want to save and click the three dots icon in the top right corner next to your profile picture. Select Print from the drop-down menu. You can also press Ctrl + P on your keyboard to access the print menu. Another window with print options will pop up. On the right-hand side, you should see an option called Destination, where you can choose which printer you want to use. One of the options in the drop-down menu should be Save as PDF . Then, click the blue Save button and choose the location where you want to save the PDF file.

To save as a PDF in Edge, first open your browser and find the page you want to save. Then, click the three-dot icon in the upper right corner and choose Print from the menu. In the Print popup, you’ll be given a few options, including which printer you want to use. Below the printer, there should be an option to Save as PDF. Save your page as a PDF and choose where on your computer you want to save the file.

For Firefox, open the browser and select the three dots icon at the top right of the browser. From that menu, choose the Print option. A printer window will appear asking you which printer you want. You should see one of the printers called Microsoft Print to PDF; choose that and click the Print button. You will then be asked where you want to save your PDF.