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Have you ever found an article that’s very useful and wanted to print a copy of it in case the website is no longer accessible or the page has been removed? Printing a webpage is easy by going to File and select Print in your web browser. However, normally a website contains advertisements, images and fancy designs to attract visitors but it’s not good for printing since you have to waste extra ink and paper to print unnecessary things that you don’t need. If you can save ink and paper, it also helps to save your money and the environment as well.

One method is to copy all the text and paste it to a text editor without any formatting to print. Doing this works but sometimes the formatting of the paragraph is all messed up and it is not the original like what you see on the website. I found a very cool website which offers free service to make a print friendly version of any webpage, as well as allowing you to save it in PDF format. You don’t even need to install any software or plugin for this.


PrintFriendly makes printing on the web better. You’ll save paper and ink, plus get great looking documents. Its special algorithm removes advertisements, navigation, and all the junk you don’t want to print. PrintFriendly use best practices in print Typography to format your document for great readability. You can even customize the page that you want to print by removing paragraphs that you don’t need.

First go to PrintFriendly’s website, enter the URL that you want to make it print friendly and click the Print Preview button. Within a few seconds, the print friendly page will be generated. There is a checkbox to remove images. If you see any paragraph that you don’t need, simply click on the paragraph will delete from the preview. You can also undo any changes by clicking the Undo button.

Once you’re done, you can either click the Print button to open the Print window or click the PDF button to generate a PDF file. If you own a website, you can also add a button to allow your visitors easily print the webpage they are in via PrintFriendly.

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