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Free Webpage to PDF Converter

Paste a URL and get a PDF back instantly, with the page’s real layout, fonts, and colors intact. No browser extension, no sign-up needed.

Real Browser Rendering EngineKeeps Layout & StylingNo Sign-up RequiredAutomate via REST API

Page URL

Download PDF runs entirely in your browser, no account needed. Edit as Template opens it in Orshot Studio, fully editable.

Upload HTML or add a URL to see the preview

Why this converter

Built on the Same Engine as the Orshot API

Convert Any Public URL

Paste a link and we'll fetch the page for you. No copying HTML, no saving a file first.

Real CSS, Not a Guess

Renders with the same engine that powers Orshot's API, so the page's actual layout, fonts, and colors come through instead of a flattened text dump.

Nothing Gets Stored

The page is fetched just long enough to convert it (browsers can't read another site's HTML directly), then it's discarded. The PDF itself is generated and downloaded straight from your browser.

Becomes a Real Template

One click turns the fetched page into an editable Orshot template, so you can keep the layout, swap in new data, and render it again via API anytime.

For developers

One-Off Conversion is Free. Recurring Pages Need the API.

Converting a single page by hand is fine for a one-off. If you need the same kind of page (an invoice, a report, a boarding pass) turned into a PDF on a schedule or after every webhook, import it as a template once and render it via API with fresh data each time.

Re-fetching the page each time

✕ Re-fetch and convert the same page by hand every time
✕ No way to swap in new data, like a fresh invoice number or date
✕ A browser’s “print to PDF” breaks layouts and strips backgrounds

Recommended

Import once, render via API

The page’s layout becomes an editable Orshot template
One REST call per render. Pass new field values, get a PDF back
Tweak the design visually in Studio, no redeploy needed

Render your imported template via API

await fetch("https://api.orshot.com/v1/studio/render", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
    Authorization: "Bearer <ORSHOT_API_KEY>",
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    templateId: "<TEMPLATE_ID>",
    modifications: {
      reportTitle: "Monthly Usage Report",
      reportDate: "June 2026",
      totalUsage: "8,420 credits",
    },
    response: {
      type: "url",
      format: "pdf",
    },
  }),
});

Start free Read the API docs

Node.js, Python, Ruby, and PHP SDKs, or plain REST. Plus Zapier, Make, and n8n if you’d rather skip code.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Can’t find what you’re after? Email us, we usually reply the same day.

Is this webpage to PDF converter really free?

Yes. Paste a URL and download the PDF. No sign-up, no credit card, no limit on conversions.

Will this work for any website?

It works best on standard, server-rendered pages like articles, landing pages, invoices, and reports. The converter renders HTML and CSS but doesn't execute JavaScript, so a page that builds its content client side (a typical single-page app) may come through blank or incomplete.

Can I save a webpage as a PDF without installing an extension?

Yes, that's exactly what this tool replaces. Paste the URL, click convert, and the PDF downloads straight from your browser. No extension or desktop app required.

Does the PDF keep the website's exact layout and styling?

Yes. It renders with a real browser engine, the same one behind Orshot's API, so backgrounds, fonts, spacing, and colors come through as designed. That's different from a browser's built-in "print to PDF," which often strips backgrounds and reflows the page for print.

Can I automate converting URLs to PDF via API?

Yes. Use "Edit as Template" to turn a fetched page into an editable Orshot template once, then call the render API whenever you need a fresh PDF of the same layout. Node.js, Python, Ruby, and PHP SDKs, or plain REST.

Do you store the pages I convert?

No. A URL has to pass through our server briefly to fetch it, since browsers can't read another site's HTML directly, but we don't save the page or the PDF. Everything is generated and downloaded straight to your browser.

Is the PDF text selectable, or an image?

The free instant download is a high-resolution image of the page embedded in a PDF. It looks exactly like the original, but the text isn't selectable. If you need a true text-layer PDF rendered server-side, import the page as an Orshot template and render it via the API.

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