Last updated: 10 November 2026
Web to PDF is a Chrome extension that saves the web page you are viewing as a PDF file. It has no servers, no analytics and no user accounts. This policy explains the little data it handles.
The page you choose to save. When you click "Save PDF" or "Preview", the extension reads that one page in order to turn it into a PDF. This happens entirely on your computer. The page's content, address and title are never sent to the developer or anyone else. The page's title is used only to name the PDF file.
Your PDF settings. The extension remembers the options you pick in its popup (paper size, orientation, margins, layout, view size and the checkboxes), so you don't have to choose them each time.
Your settings are saved with Chrome's built-in extension storage. If Chrome sync is turned on in your profile, Chrome syncs them between your own devices through your Google account, as it does for other browser settings. The developer cannot see them. The PDFs you create are saved wherever your downloads go, like any other download.
The extension does not use any third-party services, analytics, advertising or tracking, and makes no network requests of its own.
No data is sold, shared or transferred to anyone. The developer never receives any of your data.
Your settings stay until you change them or remove the extension. Removing the extension from chrome://extensions deletes them. PDFs you saved stay in your downloads until you delete them.
If the extension's data practices change, this page will be updated and the date above changed before the new version is published.
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