When you want to save a web page in Google Chrome for later reference, you may simply bookmark the page. However, the bookmarked page only can be accessed online. If you have to read the saved web page in the place without network connection like the plane, you need other easy but useful ways for webpage saving. To make the saved web pages be viewable offline, you can try the following 4 ways to save a web page in Google Chrome.

save web pages in Chrome

  1. Save the Chrome Web Page as an Html File
  2. Save the Chrome Web Page as an Image
  3. Save the Chrome Web Page as a PDF
  4. Save the Chrome Web Page with an Extension

1. Save the Chrome Web Page as an Html File

Step 1: Open the favorite web page in Google Chrome and click the Menu button in the top right corner.

click the Chrome menu button

Step 2: In the context menu, choose More tools > Save page as.

choose the Save page as option

Step 3: Select a folder to store the page and save it as the complete type.

save the page as an html file

2. Save the Chrome Web Page as an Image

Step 1: Right-click the needed web page in Google Chrome and choose Inspect.

select Inspect in the menu

Step 2: Press Ctrl+Shift+P buttons at the same time. Then type Capture in the search box and select Capture full size screenshot.

capture a full size screenshot

Step 3: After a while, the entire web page will be saved as an image and you can get the image in the download area.

download the image of the webpage

3. Save the Chrome Web Page as a PDF

Step 1: Go to the aimed web page in Google Chrome, click the Menu option and choose Print in the pop-out menu.

click Print in the menu

Step 2: Select Save as PDF in the drop-down menu of the Destination option > click Save.

save the webpage as a pdf

Step 3: Save the PDF in a folder.

store the pdf version of the webpage

4. Save the Chrome Web Page with an Extension

Step 1: Locate to the Google Web Store and search Save page in it. When the related tools are listed for you, just add the one you like to your Chrome.

search in Chrome Web Store

Step 2: Save your wanted Chrome web page with the function of the added extension.

save a webpage with the extension


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