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Web2Document

Turn any public page into a clean PDF, Word or Markdown document

  • PDF, Word and Markdown
  • Ads, menus and pop-ups removed
  • Free preview before you pay

The page

An article, a report or a help page that opens without signing in. Menus, ads and cookie bars are left out.

Document options
Paper size
Cover pageThe title, the site, the address and the date it was captured.
Table of contentsMade from the headings of the page; left out when it has fewer than three.

Preview

Your preview appears here

The preview is free Paste the address of a page first.

How it works

  1. Paste the page address

    Any public page that opens without signing in: an article, a report, a help page.

  2. Choose the paper and the extras

    A4 or Letter, with or without a cover page and a table of contents, then look at the free preview.

  3. Download three files

    A print-ready PDF, a Word file you can edit, and Markdown for notes and wikis.

A web page you can print, file and edit

Printing a web page from the browser brings the menus, the ads, the cookie bar and half-empty pages with it. Copying it into a document by hand loses the tables and the pictures.

Paste the address of a public page. Web2Document finds the article itself, removes everything around it, keeps its headings, pictures, tables and links, and lays it out for A4 or Letter paper. You see the first two pages free, then get a PDF, a Word file and Markdown together.

Who it is for

  • Researchers and students who keep the sources they cite as clean documents.
  • Teams that file a policy, a help page or a public notice as it stood on a given day.
  • Writers who take a long article offline to read and annotate it.

What you get

  • A print-ready PDF in A4 or Letter, with page numbers.
  • A Word file you can edit, with the same headings, tables and pictures.
  • Markdown for notes, wikis and knowledge bases.
  • An optional cover page with the title, the site, the address and the date, and an optional table of contents.
  • Arabic pages laid out right to left; links kept and pointing to their full addresses.
What Web2Document gives for one page
FileWhat it is for
PDFPrinting, sharing and keeping a fixed copy
Word (DOCX)Editing, quoting and adding your own notes
MarkdownNotes apps, wikis and documentation

Packs for this tool

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  • 5 documents$2.00$0.40 per unit
  • 30 documentsMost popular$5.00$0.17 per unit

Frequently asked questions

What is kept and what is removed?

Headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, pictures, tables and links are kept. Menus, ads, cookie bars, pop-ups, share buttons and comments are removed.

Are Arabic pages laid out correctly?

Yes. The direction of the page is kept, so Arabic reads from right to left in the PDF and in the Word file.

Can it read a page behind a sign-in?

No. Only public pages that open without an account are read, and a site that asks automatic readers to stay away is respected.

What does one document cost?

One unit for the three files together. Nothing is taken until the files are created.

Which pages can it read?

Public pages that open without signing in, up to a few megabytes of text. Pages that need an account, and sites that ask automatic readers to stay away, are not read.

Is the PDF the same as printing from the browser?

No. Only the article is kept, laid out for paper: no menus, ads, cookie bars or empty pages.

Can I edit the result?

Yes. The Word file and the Markdown file are yours to edit.