Convert Wikipedia Article to PDF
Instantly capture a pixel-perfect copy of any public webpage.
Why save a Wikipedia Article as a PDF?
Wikipedia articles change constantly. Saving one as a PDF gives you a clean, offline copy of the exact revision you read — ideal for citations, coursework, travel reading, or archiving a topic at a specific moment in time.
How it works
- Copy the article URL from your browser — any language edition of wikipedia.org works.
- Paste it above and choose PDF (recommended for long articles) or PNG/JPG for a visual snapshot.
- Click Convert — the full article renders, including infoboxes, images, and the references section.
- The file downloads automatically, paginated to A4 and ready for offline use.
Frequently asked questions
Is the PDF good enough for citations?
The capture includes the article exactly as rendered, references and all. For revision-exact citing, pair your PDF with Wikipedia's built-in permanent link for that version.
Are images, tables, and infoboxes included?
Yes. The page is captured as it renders in a real browser, with backgrounds and images preserved.
Does it work on non-English Wikipedia?
Yes — any language edition converts identically. Paste the URL from whichever wikipedia.org domain you're reading.
Do very long articles work?
Yes. The converter scrolls the entire article before capture, and PDFs paginate automatically to A4.