I found out that even after creating a custom page size in Safari and then printing the page to PDF - I was still getting more width than I had specified in my page size - displaying the web content with white on the left side. So what I do is create a custom page size thats just the right width and height for the web content and then print to PDF. You can't just print to PDF from OS X either - the page will still be broken up. If you use the Adobe WebCapture feature of Adobe Acrobat (full version) - which btw does a great job of snagging web pages and keeping links intact - then your web page is broken up into 8x11 pages with nasty links between pages and graphics broken up and shifted around. Sometimes I need to send a PDF of a web page to a client. I find that PDF's are the best all around cross platform format for everyone. With that in mind, here’s hoping Apple adds more versatility to the PDF creation process so we can control how these PDFs are created.I do a lot of work in the print world and the web world and I live and die by the PDF format. No matter how you look at it, it does feel like Apple’s implementation of this feature has some untapped potential. And in Camera+, photos you take can be exported to iBooks as PDFs. I’ve been building a personal archive of various web resources in the PDF form for years and can envision using this nifty little feature on a daily basis.īut why stop there? You can use this in select third-party apps that implement iOS’s native Share controls and work with content that can be exported as PDF.įor instance, I was able to save combined iOS screenshots from the LongScreen app as PDFs. There are many ways saving webpages as PDFs might come in handy.įor starters, you might want to save a webpage as a PDF in order to attach it to an email message.
Step 4: The currently visited webpage will be turned into a PDF document for you to view or save.
Step 1: Launch Safari on your iPhone or iPad and visit any webpage you wish to save as a PDF document. How to save webpages as PDFs on iPhone and iPad In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to save a webpage as a PDF document using Safari on your iPhone or iPad. That’s because Apple has a convenient feature in the Share menu which permits you to do just that, right out of the box and in seamless fashion. You don’t need a dedicated app to turn webpages into PDF documents on your iPhone or iPad.
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