Turn Webpages & Apps
into Print-Ready PDFs

SitePrinter works with most common webpages, including news sites, blogs, and online stores. Some pages with unusual structures may not convert correctly.

Yes. There are two ways to do it:

• Log in and capture in the built-in browserLog in just as you would in Safari, then capture the page. Your login details and cookies are never sent externally.
• Create a PDF from a screen recording or screenshotsScreen-record your usual social media app or any other app while scrolling, and "Create PDF from Screen Recording" joins it into one image for your PDF. You can also take several screenshots and join them with "Create PDF from Images." This way, there's no need to log in within SitePrinter.

All recordings and images are processed on your device.

Yes, you can send a URL to SitePrinter from Safari's share menu. The page opens right away in the app's built-in browser, ready for you to capture.

Yes. SitePrinter supports both iPhone and iPad, and on Apple Silicon Macs it runs as a "Designed for iPad" app. With the same Apple ID, a single subscription covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

You can choose a capture mode to suit the length of the page.

• Standard ModeFor typical pages. Captures pages up to 50,000px tall in high quality.
• Long Page ModeFor pages too long for Standard Mode. By lowering image quality and simplifying the capture process, it can capture pages up to 250,000px.

In Standard Mode, SitePrinter first scrolls to the bottom of the page to load its images before capturing. To process long pages quickly, Long Page Mode fixes the capture speed to Fast and skips this preloading step. Because of this, it has the following limitations:

• Images that load as you scroll (lazy-loaded images) may not appear and be captured as blank areas
• Image quality is lower than in Standard Mode
• Only JPEG is available as the image format
• PDF markup isn't available

Start with Standard Mode, and switch to Long Page Mode if the page gets cut off. If images are missing in Long Page Mode, slowly scrolling to the end of the page in the built-in browser before capturing may help.

For endless pages like X (formerly Twitter), there's also Infinite Scroll Mode, which keeps capturing until you tap stop. You can switch modes from "Capture Mode" in Settings or from the "…" menu on the Home screen.

Automatic joining may not work well in cases like these:

• You scrolled too fast while screen recording (content may be missing or duplicated)
• Screenshots don't overlap, or overlap too little
• Images of different sizes or orientations are mixed
• The page has many similar repeating rows, or videos and animations that keep moving

For screen recordings, scroll slowly and steadily, and pause for a second or two before stopping. For screenshots, take each one so it overlaps the previous one by about a third of the screen.

Joins that may not have lined up are shown in orange on the "Check the Joins" screen, where you can drag the line to adjust them. You can also turn off "Auto-Align" and adjust them by hand.

Yes, SitePrinter supports multiple paper sizes including A4, Letter, and Tabloid, along with portrait or landscape orientation, so you can create a PDF layout that suits your needs.

Yes. Turn on "Also Save Full-Length Image" in Settings to save the whole page stitched into one tall image in addition to the PDF, so you can choose whichever format suits your needs.

Yes. Turn on "Make Text Searchable" in the PDF screen's detail settings or in Settings, and you'll be able to search and copy text in the PDF. You can also add it to PDFs you've already made, from History, without using credits.

PDFs made with SitePrinter are built from images of the captured webpage or screen. When "Make Text Searchable" is on, the text in those images is read by on-device text recognition (OCR) and embedded in the PDF as invisible text layered at the same position. The PDF looks exactly like your capture, but you can search and copy its text.

Because the text is read from images rather than taken directly from the original webpage's text data, it may be missed or misrecognized in cases like these:

• Decorative or handwriting-style fonts
• Vertical text
• Text that is too small, or a low-resolution image
• Text in a color close to its background, or over images or patterns
• Formulas, symbols, and text inside tables

If accuracy matters, please check the extracted text against the original.

All capturing and PDF generation happens on your device, and the PDFs you create are saved to your device. They're always available from the app's history, and you can also save or send them via the share menu to the Files app, cloud storage, email, and more.

The webpages you view, the content you capture, and the PDFs you create are never sent externally. To help improve the app, feature usage data and crash reports are sent, but you can turn this off at any time with "Share Usage Data" in Settings.

The app is free to download, and every feature is available for free. You start with 10 credits, so you can create up to 10 PDFs for free. If you need more, you can purchase either of the following:

• SubscriptionCreate unlimited PDFs while subscribed. It works on any device signed in with the same Apple ID, including iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
• Extra creditsBuy 10 credits whenever you need them. They never expire, but can only be used on the device where they were purchased.

Features are the same either way. If you want to use SitePrinter across multiple devices, we recommend the subscription.

One credit is used each time you create a PDF. Capturing a webpage (taking the screenshots) and adjusting the layout, such as the number of columns or where columns break, are unlimited, so feel free to fine-tune everything before creating your PDF. With a subscription, no credits are used and you can create unlimited PDFs.

SitePrinter is designed for personal viewing and archiving. Copyright in captured content belongs to the original website or author, so please do not distribute captured content to others or use it commercially beyond personal use.