Web to PDF Converter

Oleg Sheremet Software Solutions

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Web to PDF lets you save any web page as a PDF, an HTML file, or an MHT web archive — and open saved pages back up offline. You can also upload your PDFs straight to Google Drive.

- Convert any web page to a PDF file
- Save web pages as single HTML files or MHT archives to read offline
- Browse the web and save PDF files on the go
- Share a link from your browser, paste it from the clipboard, or type it directly in the app
- Clean View keeps only the content of the page (the article) and removes the rest
- Bookmark your favourite web pages
- See a history of opened links
- Save PDF files to device storage, export them to other apps, or upload directly to Google Drive
- Manage your saved PDFs, HTML files and web archives

Open HTML, MHT and MHTML files

Web to PDF works as an HTML viewer and MHT reader. If you have a saved web page — an .html file, or a .mht / .mhtml web archive exported from Edge, Internet Explorer or SharePoint — just tap it to open the file directly in the app. Saved pages open complete with their images and formatting, even offline. Read the page, share it, or convert your HTML or MHT file to PDF with the same tools you already use for live web pages.

Save web pages your way

Save any page as a PDF, as a single HTML file, or as an MHT web archive. HTML is the most portable option and opens in any browser, while MHT keeps everything in one archive file for compatibility with Windows and Office tools.

Ratings and reviews

I'm on the fence about this one, but it seems to have potential. I'll use this version as a trial to decide whether to get the ad-free version. The ads are misleading, intrusive, numerous, and long, so it's not for long-term use. The saving action is confusing. The cleanup options seem to be doing well. Curious if the developer responds to emails and the reviews here.

While it can save a paywalled article as a pdf (my goal) it's very annoying to get it to work. You have to sit through a long ad for a video game and then it's difficult to get out of the final screen once the ad has played. More often than not it just sends you to the Play Store to buy the game. Then you go back to the app and find that your pdf has not been saved! I deleted the app. You can just open the article in a browser app and "print" to the pdf option.

It works reasonablely well. There are issues with websites that cannot be refreshed without losing form info, which might have dynamic order information, or might need to be logged into. And it sometimes includes bits that are not normally seen (popups and the like), which I find annoying. But it has worked well for me and it is a tool I use and appreciate. I recommend trying this app if you don't convert webpages often enough to justify a paid commercial product.

What’s new

Now save & share any page in three formats: PDF, MHT web archive, or a single self-contained HTML file that opens in any browser — no viewer needed.

Web to PDF also opens .mht/.mhtml/.html/.htm files from other apps, so it doubles as an MHT viewer and MHT→PDF converter.