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Print and Save the Page as a PDF in Chrome on Android

You can connect the printer to mobile devices and take a hard copy printout directly from the Chrome app. It also has a feature that allows you to save the printout page as a PDF file on the device’s storage.

We can then share this saved PDF file with other printer-connected devices to print later.

In this guide, I have shared written (and video) instructions about:

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How to Save a Web Page as PDF using Chrome app on Android

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Print a Web Page and Save as PDF

You must run the print command and change the printer type to Save as PDF to save the webpage as a PDF file. Here are the steps to follow:

  1. Open the Chrome app for Android.
  2. Access any website page you want to convert and save into a PDF file.
  3. Tap on More vertical 3-dots icon for the options menu.
  4. Select the Share… option from the list.
    Chrome Android Share option
  5. Within the Share… window, select the Print option.
    Chrome Android Print Command
  6. Switch the Printer drop-down to Save as PDF on the Print Preview page.
  7. Hit the Save as PDF button and choose the location to save the file.
    Chrome Android Save as PDF and Print Preview

That’s it, we can save a webpage as a PDF on our Android device storage.

You can also print the file by clicking All Printers from the drop-down menu and selecting the desired printer connected to the same network.

You can choose the storage location and share the PDF file using any medium on messaging and communication apps.

Bottom Line

PDF files are always helpful and easy to read. Chrome Android’s ability to print a webpage as a PDF file takes it to the next level. These PDF files can be viewed offline and shared within the network.

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Kushal Azza

Kushal Azza

Kushal Azza is a Google Certified Analytics & IT Professional, Digital Content Creator, and Go-To Digital Marketer. He has over a decade of experience solving tech problems, troubleshooting, and innovating digital solutions. Follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn.

9 comments and feedback

    1. Hi Fred, when you tap on the Save button, it will ask for the location where you want to save the PDF file. If it doesn’t, then please check the Downloads folder.

    1. The option to Print and Save as PDF is still available, please update your browser and check the “Print” icon on sharing pop-up window.

  1. Could not create file is the message that I get everytime I select save as PDF. I have to use google cloud print in order to save PDFs but then they’re in the cloud and not on my phone. Lot’s of people have this problem as I’ve had it for a while and have researched this on the internet until I’m blue. If you have any suggestions to resolve this feel free to contact me back. Thanks.

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