Microsoft Edge on Android no longer has a Share icon in its bottom toolbar. To print a page or save it as a PDF, open the More menu at the bottom of the browser, tap Share, then tap Print.
Inside the Android print sheet, change the destination to Save as PDF, tap Print, and pick a folder such as Downloads or OneDrive to store the file.
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Video: Print a WebPage and Save as PDF in Edge on Android
How to Print a WebPage and Save as PDF in Edge on Android
Need a PDF of the page open in Edge on Android? Send the page to Android’s print sheet and pick Save as PDF there. The Print option no longer sits behind the bottom Share icon. It now lives inside the More menu.
- Open the Microsoft Edge app on your Android phone.
- Navigate to the webpage you want to save.
- Tap the More
menu in the bottom toolbar. - Tap Share, then Print, to open Android’s print preview.
- Tap the down arrow next to the current printer name to open the destination list.
- Select Save as PDF from the list.
- Tap the orange Print button (the printer icon at the top of the preview).
- Pick a folder such as Downloads, OneDrive, or an SD card from the file picker.
- Type a file name if you want, then confirm Save.
The PDF lands in the folder you picked. Open it with any PDF reader on the phone, or share it through any messaging app.
Where the PDF Gets Saved
You choose the destination, so the file is easy to find. The folder you select in the final step is where the PDF lands. Downloads works on every Android phone without extra setup. If you sign into OneDrive with the same Microsoft account you use in Edge, the same Save as PDF sheet can write the file straight to your OneDrive folder.
If you want the article for later reading without a connection, Edge has a separate offline-pages feature. See how to save a webpage for offline viewing in Edge on Android for those steps.
Print to a Real Printer Instead
Need paper instead of a PDF? Follow the same path through step 6, but leave the destination set to your detected printer or pick a different printer from the list. Tap the orange Print button to send the page.
Edge does not add its own printing controls. Paper size, orientation, color, and copies all live inside Android’s print sheet. Adjust them before you tap Print.
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The Same Workflow on Other Devices
Save as PDF is part of Android, so the steps look almost identical in any Android browser. The same print flow exists in Edge on iPhone and iPad, with the iOS menu layout adjusted to fit Apple’s system.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Print option in Edge on Android?
Print no longer lives behind the bottom Share icon. Tap the More menu at the bottom of Edge, choose Share, then tap Print.
Why did the Share icon leave the bottom bar?
The bottom Share icon was replaced when Copilot took the bottom toolbar slot. Share is still available through the More menu.
Can I choose the folder where the PDF gets saved?
Yes. After tapping Print in the preview, Android’s file picker lets you pick a folder such as Downloads, OneDrive, Google Drive, or an SD card before writing the file.
Do I need a real printer to save a webpage as PDF?
No. Save as PDF is a virtual printer that Android lists alongside any real printer, so no physical printer is required.
Will the PDF look the same as the page on screen?
Yes. Android’s Save as PDF captures the page exactly as Edge renders it on your phone, including the layout, text, and images.
This worked for exactly as you discribe it (share and print otion). But since a few weeks the print option is missing.
How to get it back?
Hi Till, I can still see the option in my phone. Have you updated your Edge browser to latest version?