Turn the internet into a book, one page at a time.
Welcome to the tool that saves you from copy-pasting text into Word documents until your fingers go numb. This little web app visits a website, grabs the text, cleans out the ads, finds the next few pages, and bundles it all into a neat, readable PDF.
- The URL: Paste the link of the article or blog post you want to save.
- Good:
https://cool-blog.com/chapter-1 - Bad:
https://facebook.com(They won't let us in).
- Good:
- The Filename: What should we call the PDF?
- The Limit: How many pages should we follow?
- Default is 5.
- Warning: If you type
100, your browser might freeze, and your laptop fan might try to achieve liftoff. Keep it reasonable.
- Click "Scrape & Download": Watch the terminal log as it hunts down pages. When it's done, your PDF will download automatically.
- Ad-Blocker Built-in: It strips out sidebars, pop-ups, and "Sign up for our newsletter" banners. You just get the text.
- Smart Formatting: It automatically detects paragraphs and headers to make the PDF look like a real document, not a random wall of text.
- Totally Free: Runs on a $0 budget.
- It can't scrape "The Giants": Amazon, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google have armies of engineers designed to stop tools like this. It won't work there.
- It can't read "JavaScript-heavy" sites: If a website is blank until you wait 5 seconds for it to load (looking at you, fancy modern web apps), this scraper might just see a blank page.
- It is not a magical archiver: It runs in your browser. If you close the tab while it's working, it stops working.
Use it freely. If you use this to pirate entire books, I saw nothing. 🙈