Webpage to PDF needs a server
Paste a link and keep the page exactly as it looks today.
This one is different from the tools marked "Soon". It cannot work the way the rest of this site works: turning a web address into a PDF means fetching that address from the open web, and a browser is not allowed to do that — the target site would have to grant permission, and none of them do. That is not a gap in our build; it is how browser security works, and every browser-based tool of this kind hits the same wall. So this one runs on a server instead. Our own policy still blocks outgoing requests from your browser — that rule is what makes "your file is never transmitted" true rather than a slogan, and we are not weakening it. The server is a separate, narrow path that only ever receives a web address, never a file of yours. It is also why this is the one tool with a daily allowance: unlike everything else here, running it costs us machine time. What you can do today: open the page and print it to PDF from your browser (Ctrl/Cmd + P).