But how do you do that on a mobile device? I'll demonstrate on a Pixel 3, running the latest iteration of Android Pie. This process should work on most devices, however, you will most likely need to have the app installed for your printer. Once you have that installed, make sure to set up the printer through the app , so printing is available to your device.
In order for this to work, you must have the Print option available in the share menu. Open Chrome on your Android device, go to a web page you want to print, tap the Menu button three dots in the upper right corner , and tap Share. If you don't see the Print option available Figure A , you need to reset the Chrome app flags.
But rather than sharing links to any third-party apps or services and converting web pages to PDFs that way, what I will show you only require the use of native functionality on both platforms. On the iPhone and iPad, Chrome can appear too simplistic. Instead, Chrome requires that you perform a certain two-fingered gesture to do the job instead.
Step 1: Open a web page that you want to convert. Once it finishes loading, tap the Share icon to the upper-right corner of the Chrome address bar. Step 2: Scroll down the Share Sheet, and then tap Print.
On the Printer Options screen that shows up subsequently, perform a Zoom In or Pinch Out gesture on any preview thumbnail. This action will instantly convert the web page to a PDF file. On the Share Sheet that shows up, either share the file to another app or save it locally. If you are using Safari, tap the Share icon.
It's the blue icon that resembles a box with an arrow pointing out of it in the upper-right corner. Tap Read Later. It's near the bottom of the Google Chrome menu. This adds the website to your Reading List, which can be accessed near the top of the Google Chrome window.
Then tap Done in the upper-left corner. Tap Save File To Then tap Add in the upper-right corner. That depends on how often you need to access them on your phone. Not Helpful 2 Helpful 7. I followed every step you did, but when I went to save the web page as a PDF it only allows for 1 sheet of paper.
What should I do? I had the same problem. Update to latest version, hopefully it will work. Then you will see an option to save in PDF file in the left side of the page. Not Helpful 20 Helpful The pictures should save automatically. If they don't, then you may need to look into some troubleshooting. In step 6 of this article, you'll see "Options" at the bottom with a box next to "Background Graphics. Not Helpful 4 Helpful 3.
Alex Hayah. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 0. Bilawi Wahid. Type drive. Sign in with your Google account. It should download into your Downloads or it will have an option to save into your desired folder. Try exporting the PDF beforehand as a docx file, afterwards try using a third-party website in-order to export it back into a PDF, I hope this helps you.
Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Related wikiHows How to. How to. During your commute time, you may want to get some work done or spend the time learning and catching up with whatever is happening in the world. Open the Chrome browser on your Android Phone or Tablet.
Once the Web Page is loaded on your Phone, tap on the 3 dot icon located in the top right corner of your screen See image below.
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