Bulk WebPages & Links to PDF
Extension Actions
- Extension status: In-App Purchases
Scan and select links/pages and export them as individual PDFs. Batch mode, lazy images, ad-link filtering,
Bulk WebPages & Links to PDF converter helps you collect multiple URLs and export each one as an individual, high-quality PDF—fast. Open any page, the extension auto-scans visible and embedded links, then you simply tick what you need and click Convert to PDF.
You can also import links from a .txt file (one URL per line), merge them into the table, and batch-convert everything in one go.
Under the hood, the converter prepares each page before printing to ensure complete captures. It scrolls through long or dynamic pages to trigger lazy sections, upgrades data-src/srcset images, waits for images and web fonts to finish loading, and prints with backgrounds enabled. Ad/tracking URLs (e.g., DoubleClick and similar networks) are filtered automatically so your selection stays clean and relevant.
KEY FEATURES:
Batch export: one PDF per selected link.
Save Websites as PDF: detects and saves each page of a website in a PDF file for an offline usage
URL to PDF converter: enter or import a list of urls and create PDF
Deep scanning: detects links across iframes and shadow DOM.
TXT import: add URLs from a plain-text file effortlessly.
Smart warm-up: handles infinite/lazy content and fonts for full-length PDFs.
PDF settings: control margins, orientation, scale, and background.
Selection tools: Select/Deselect All and a live “Tot selected” counter.
Watermark control: DEMO watermark by default; unlock watermark-free output with a license code.
Privacy-friendly: all processing happens locally in your browser—no URLs or PDFs are sent to external servers.
Latest reviews
- Ezekiel Kruglick
- Prints exactly one page and stops, every time. Useless.
- Arttagorn A.
- Few reviews so far, but the performance is impressive
- Sadra Sadeghi
- has a demo watermark and that's it.
- carlo gres
- Nice app... used to save links of a page in single PDF files.
- Drew Price
- Honestly, it does exactly what it says it does. Was able to upload a list of url's and it was able to download them. Since it is utilizing the browser, any restricted access websites will still work if you are logged in on the browser. So that was a major plus. The only downside is the "DEMO WATERMARK" and it's $14.90 to remove the watermark. I feel that's pretty high since most people are only using this once. If it was sub $3 I'd probably have bought it.