Free Online Tool Converts Sites to PDF

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By Erik Larkin, PCWorld

I just came a cross an online utility that can quickly turn a Web page into a downloadable PDF. Htm2pdf.co.uk looks to be a useful tool if you need a snapshot of a page that might change frequently, or if you want a record of a site's appearance at a particular point in time.

The service is dead-simple. You paste or type a URL into the site and click a button, and end up with a link to a PDF. You can also add a bookmarklet to your bookmarks toolbar that will convert the page you're currently viewing, or cut and paste html code directly into the site.

The PDF will include a Web page's full length if it scrolls down for multiple screens. All told, it's a nice free step up from taking a screen shot of a Web site.