Push PDF for Chrome
Save webpages as PDF from your browser
Keep an article, reference page or receipt as a PDF with the Push PDF Chrome extension. Use the web tools when you need to compress, combine or sign the downloaded document.
Open the web PDF toolsSave a webpage with Push PDF
- After installing Push PDF, open your browser’s extensions menu and pin it so the icon is easy to find.
- Open the page you want to keep. Wait for the article, images or receipt to finish loading.
- Click the Push PDF extension and use its save action to download the PDF.
- Open the downloaded file. Check that the useful text and images are present before archiving or sending it.
Check the capture before relying on it
A webpage can contain lazy-loaded images, interactive widgets or content that appears only after signing in. Scroll through the page first when images load as you scroll. Check the saved PDF for missing content. Protected browser pages and some complex sites may not support capture.
Use your own access to the page. Saving a PDF does not remove a site’s access requirements. If a page saves poorly, try a simpler article view or the site’s own download option.
Continue with the downloaded PDF
Finish the whole document workflow
Convert a Word contract to PDF and sign it
Turn a DOCX agreement into a PDF, review its pages, then sign it yourself or request another person's signature.
Prepare a PDF for an email attachment
Compress a PDF, check that small text stays readable, and share a link when an attachment is still too large.
Combine iPhone photos into one PDF
Put receipts, photographed pages or images into a single PDF on the web, or use PushPDF on iOS to scan documents.
Request signatures on a PDF contract
Prepare the final contract, sign in, and create a request for the people who need to sign.
Sign a PDF on a Mac in your browser
Use PushPDF to add your own signature to a PDF on a Mac, then download and inspect the signed copy.