Set the page layout
Choose page size, orientation and margins for the PDF your visitors download.
Let visitors download your WordPress posts, pages or selected content as a PDF.
Try demo mode without an account or API key. See demo and license details.
Let readers download an article, instructions or a listing as a PDF to read offline, print or share. Offer a PDF of a whole post or page, or just a selected section.
Install the plugin, choose where the download button appears, and adjust the PDF in WordPress settings. Our servers create the PDF, so you don’t need to install PDF-generation software on your WordPress server.
Choose page size, orientation and margins for the PDF your visitors download.
Use print or custom CSS to omit navigation and other page elements.
Add headers, footers and page numbers when the document needs them.
For content that changes in the browser, choose a conversion mode that matches what you want to save. The documentation explains the options and how to check the result with your theme.
Adjust the PDF result or explore the WordPress PDF plugin options.
For shortcode usage, see the shortcode documentation.
For PHP integration, see the PHP function documentation.
Articles, listings, profiles, recipes and event programmes can become useful downloads—along with job listings, prepared forms and reports.
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Add a JavaScript-configured download button to a website or application.
Create PDFs from backend code for storage, email or scheduled generation.
Give visitors an image download instead.
Install Save as PDF by PDFCrowd or open the documentation for setup and your first download.
Choose a PDFCrowd plan for production use. See plans and limits.
Page content is processed by PDFCrowd's cloud service. Review data security and privacy before enabling downloads of private content.