Free Online Bulk URL to Separate PDF Converter, One File Per Web Page
Save a list of web addresses as separate PDF files, one per page, and take the whole set as a ZIP. Paste up to twenty links, check what each address actually returned, choose the paper size and screen width, then download them named after the page or the site.
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Which Route Do You Actually Need?
Two of these four are not this tool, and that is fine.
| What you want | Use | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You want each web page as its own PDF file | This tool | Every address becomes a separate PDF, named after the page or the site, and the set downloads as one ZIP |
| You want them joined into a single document | Bulk URL to PDF Converter | The same fetching and rendering, but the pages are joined into one PDF with each website on a fresh page |
| You want one page exactly as you see it, logged in | Your browser’s Print | Ctrl+P, then "Save as PDF". It uses your own session, so paywalls and logins are no obstacle, and the text stays selectable |
| You already have the HTML and CSS in hand | HTML to PDF Converter | Nothing is fetched at all there. Paste the code or drop the .html file and render it |
The row people underestimate is the third one. This tool visits each site as a stranger, with none of your cookies, so a page you can see while signed in is not the page it gets. When the content is behind a login, a paywall or a cookie wall, your own browser’s Print is not the lesser option, it is the only one that can work.
How to Save Multiple URLs as Separate PDFs
Six steps, and every file is built on your own machine.
Paste your web addresses, one per line. You can add up to twenty in one go, and a list copied out of a spreadsheet or an email works as it is.
Press Fetch pages. Each address is checked and its HTML, stylesheets and pictures are collected, and you are told the title and size of every one before anything is converted.
Look at the preview. Click any address in the list to see exactly how that page will land in its PDF, at the render width you chose.
Choose the page setup. Size, orientation, margins, the render width and the quality, or pick one long page per website if you would rather have no page breaks.
Choose how the files should be named: after the page title, after the website, or simply numbered in the order you listed them.
Press Convert. Each page is drawn into its own PDF, and you can download any single file or take the whole set as one ZIP.
What Comes Through, And What Does Not
Worth reading before you fetch something important.
| Feature | Works? | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Text, headings and tables | Yes | The words on the page arrive exactly as the site wrote them. |
| The site’s own CSS | Yes | Stylesheets are fetched too, so colours, spacing and layout come with it. |
| Pictures | Yes | Images are fetched and embedded, up to twenty five per page. |
| Web fonts | Yes | If the font file is reachable it renders; otherwise a close fallback is used. |
| Selectable text | No | Each page becomes a picture, so the words cannot be selected or searched. |
| Pages built by JavaScript | No | Scripts never run. A site that draws its content with JavaScript can arrive almost empty. |
| Pages behind a login | No | Your cookies are not sent, so you get the page a logged out visitor would see. |
| Iframes, videos and maps | No | Embedded frames come out blank. There is nothing for the renderer to capture. |
| Sites that refuse robots | No | Some sites answer a non browser request with a block page, and that block page is what arrives. |
Key Features & Capabilities
Designed for speed, privacy, and precision.
Paste up to 20 links and get 20 separate PDFs back, each one a complete document on its own rather than a section of a bigger file.
Stylesheets and images are collected with the page and embedded, so what lands in the PDF looks like the real site rather than bare text.
Desktop, tablet, A4 or wide. Responsive sites change layout completely with this, so it is a setting rather than a guess made for you.
Every fetched page can be previewed at the exact render width, so a page that arrived empty is obvious before you spend a minute converting it.
The fetched HTML is stripped of scripts, frames and event handlers before it is rendered. Another site’s code never executes in your browser.
Take the whole set in a single ZIP, built in your browser, or download just the one file you actually needed from the list.
Name the files after the page title, after the website, or by number. Titles are cleaned of the characters Windows and macOS refuse in a file name.
No account, no daily cap, no watermark on the output and no paid tier waiting further in.
An address that could not be reached, or a page that came back nearly empty, is named in the list with the reason instead of quietly producing a blank page.
About the Bulk URL to Separate PDF Converter
This tool saves a list of web addresses as separate PDF files, one per page. Paste up to 20 links, press fetch, look at what arrived, then convert. Every file is built and named by your own browser, and you can download them one at a time or take the whole set as a single ZIP.
Separate files are the right shape when the pages are separate records: one PDF per invoice, per product page, per article or per client landing page, each with its own name so it can be filed, attached to an email or dropped into a folder on its own. Joining them into a single document would make that harder rather than easier, and the sister tool exists for when joining really is what you want.
One step here is not done in your browser, and it is better said than hidden. A browser is not allowed to read another website’s page, so the HTML is fetched by this site and handed back to your tab. That fetch is deliberately narrow: only ordinary public http and https addresses, only a fifteen second window, a size ceiling, and a flat refusal for anything pointing inside a private network. Everything after that, the cleaning, the layout, the pictures and the PDF itself, happens on your machine, and the finished file never travels anywhere.
What arrives is the page as it leaves the server, not the page after its scripts have run, because scripts are stripped before anything is rendered. That is a security decision first: another site’s code should never run in your tab. It has an honest cost, and the preview is there so that you see it yourself rather than finding it in the PDF. A documentation page, an article, a blog post or a receipt comes through looking like the real thing. A single page application can arrive almost empty, and for those the right answer is your own browser’s Save as PDF.
The last thing worth knowing is that the text in the finished PDF is part of a picture. Laying out arbitrary CSS correctly is something only a browser engine can do, so each page is rendered and photographed rather than rebuilt from scratch. The result looks right and prints right, but you cannot select or search the words inside it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about saving web pages as separate PDF files.