There are times you may want to convert a webpage to PDF in Chrome on iPad for archiving or other reasons. But how to do that? You can find the answer here! There are 2 ways to help you save a webpage as a PDF on iPad – using the Print or Markup feature. More details will be shown below.
I'm looking to convert a webpage to PDF using Chrome. Since I sync passwords across browsers on my PC, I'm unable to utilize Safari for this task. However, I have some documents I need to print to PDF while on my iPad. Is there a method to achieve this, possibly through converting the web document to PDF on my iPad?
Both iPad and iPhone Chrome support the Print and Markup features which help save a whole webpage as a PDF to your devices. Although the above tools can be used for the same purpose, there are some differences between them which may be a reference for you to choose which one to use:
Step 1: Open the Chrome app on your iPad and go to the webpage.
Step 2: Click the share icon in the upper-right corner, scroll down the menu, and choose “Markup”.
Step 3: Annotate the webpage if you want and click “Done”. Then, choose where you want to save this webpage in the pop-up window and tap on the “Save” button.
Step 4: Open the File app on your iPad and find the converted webpage in it.
Step 1: Open the Chrome app on your iPad and go to the webpage.
Step 2: Click the share icon in the upper-right corner, scroll down the menu, and choose “Print”.
Step 3: Check the Print options in the menu and click the share icon again. Then, choose “Save to Files” and where to save the webpage. Finally, click “Save” in the upper-right corner.
Step 4: Open the File app on your iPad and find the converted webpage in it.
The Print feature is available not only on iPad but also on iPhone, Mac, Android, and Windows PC. When you want to save a webpage to local, surely you can make use of it. However, how about saving a Chrome webpage to the cloud? Here is a new way in which you can take advantage of a third-party extension – MultCloud “Save Webpage as PDF” extension.
MultCloud Save – Save Webpage as PDF:
If you find this MultCloud extension helpful, you can refer to the following steps for using it to save a Chrome webpage to Google Drive as an example.
Step 1: Add the MultCloud extension to Chrome.
Step 2: Open the added extension and sign up for a new MultCloud account or log in to your account.
Step 3: Open the extension “Setting” page, tick “PDF of entire page”, and click “Add Cloud”. Then, click “Add Cloud” and the Google Drive icon to add it to MultCloud on its website.
Step 4: Back to the extension settings and choose a Google Drive folder to save the webpage.
Step 5: Go to the desired webpage, open the extension, and click “Convert” and “Save to Cloud” successively. Then, this webpage will be converted into a PDF and saved in Google Drive.
Note: If you want to check if the converted webpage is saved in Google Drive, you can go to “Task” of this extension > find the PDF > click the folder-shaped icon. Then, you will skip to the selected Google Drive folder on the MultCloud website.
To save webpage as PDF on iPad Chrome, you can use the Print or Markup features to easily reach the goal. If you want to save the annotations on the webpage, the Markup feature will be better. Besides, when you want to save a webpage from Chrome to the cloud, the MultCloud “Save Webpage as PDF” extension can do you a favor. Except for saving a webpage to Google Drive, there are more cloud options on MultCloud such as Dropbox, OneDrive, and iCloud Drive. Let’s practice now!