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🔗 Link to PDF

Paste a link to a page — an SEC filing, an article, a manual, a contract — and save it as a PDF. Text stays text: search and copy work in the PDF.
The page is loaded through the junkbox.tools server, because a browser can't open another site directly. Scripts are removed and the page is kept only on your side. The browser makes the PDF itself: on iPhone tap Share → “Save to Files” in the print window, on a computer choose “Save as PDF”. Sites built by scripts (social networks, many apps) and pages behind a login can't be saved.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save a web page as PDF?

Paste the link and tap “Open” — a preview appears. Choose paper size, margins and scale and tap “Save PDF”. The print window opens: on iPhone tap Share → “Save to Files”, on a computer choose “Save as PDF”.

Will the PDF have real text?

Yes. The browser makes the PDF itself, so text stays text: you can search and copy it, and tables and headings flow across pages.

Does it work for SEC (EDGAR) filings?

Yes, that's a good fit: S-1 prospectuses, 10-K and 10-Q reports on sec.gov are plain HTML pages. For long filings turn on “No images” and narrow margins to get fewer pages.

Why do some sites not save?

Pages built by scripts in the browser (social networks, many web apps) and pages behind a login reach the server empty. Look for a “print version” or a link to the document itself.

Where does the link go?

The junkbox.tools server loads the page, because a browser can't open another site directly. Scripts are removed and the page is kept only on your side — we store nothing.