HanFlow PDF
Browser extension · Free

Save web pages as real PDFs
with live text

One click turns the web page you're viewing into a high-quality PDF you can search, copy and edit. It's a real text PDF, not a scanned image — and pages that require sign-in are saved exactly as you see them.

Download the extension (free)
Microsoft EdgeGoogle ChromeNaver Whale
Features What makes it different?

Real, searchable text

Text is saved as text — not an image — so you can search, copy and edit inside the PDF.

Signed-in pages too

Inboxes, intranet systems, order history — anything you can see after signing in is saved exactly as shown.

Safe & free

Uses only the browser's built-in PDF engine. Nothing on the page is sent anywhere.

Install One-time setup (same for Edge · Chrome · Whale)
1
Click Download the extension above to get the zip file, then unzip it.
2
Type edge://extensions in the address bar (chrome://extensions for Chrome, whale://extensions for Whale) to open the extensions page.
3
Turn on Developer mode in the corner → click "Load unpacked".
4
Select the hanflow-pdf-web folder inside the unzipped folder — done. When the icon appears in the toolbar (right of the address bar) you're set. If you don't see it, click the puzzle icon and pin it.
How to use: on the page you want to save, click the HanFlow PDF toolbar icon → "Save this page as PDF", or right-click the page → "Save with HanFlow PDF". The file name is pre-filled from the page title.
While saving, a yellow bar saying "… started debugging this browser" appears briefly at the top and then disappears — this is normal (it's the standard way to call the browser's own PDF engine). Browser-internal pages (edge://, chrome:// …) and web-store pages cannot be saved due to browser policy. This is currently a test distribution; official store listing is in preparation.
Want to edit PDFs on your PC too?

View, edit and convert in one place with the HanFlow PDF program for Windows.

Free Download (Windows)