Yes, Web to PDF Converter & Reader is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Web to PDF Converter & Reader app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Web to PDF Converter & Reader has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 3,200.00 ₦.
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5 out of 5
1 ratings in Nigeria
This app works. No fuss, no stress. However, pay attention to the default settings. If you don’t want a long scroll, change the page size to A4 and select horizontal scrolling and you’ll get the standard pdf page system.
Got Pro V. Upgrade. Links will save in PDF. Graphics can optionally be cleaned (which are sometimes risqué). Having some difficulty issues using with Fakebook. Says browser not supported. BUT there’s billions of other websites besides FB. I like it. Wish could get a response from support. To find app on phone I type “Instaweb” which differs from the app name in Apple Store; “Web to PDF Converter”. Confused developer I guess.
What a joke. A simple print emulator and it produces an upside down and backward file. lol
I’m thrilled to have found this app and shocked at how flawlessly it converts a web page into a pdf. I put it to a test by first trying to pdf a website recipe. Recipes are notoriously ad-heavy to the point where it’s often impossible to read without ads interfering. This app not only prints the pdf without all the ad garbage, it prints all the comments that people have posted as well! Another reviewer said the cost is well worth it…so far, I haven’t been asked to pay anything. Is it possible that an app this good is free?!?
Crops text, loses some images, inserts multiple blank pages. Unfortunately, unusable
One of my favorite apps. This made saving recipes to my OneDrive so much easier.
There’s an article in The Atlantic, for which I subscribe, that is education-related and that I wanted to share with my wife who is a schoolteacher. Unlike my other subscriptions which offer a limited number of gift articles that you can send, The Atlantic does not. So I downloaded this app to convert the article in the magazine I subscribe to into a PDF so I could send it to my wife, but the PDF stopped at “To continue reading…” So, big ugh. This app failed the test.
Not WYSIWYG, this app changes the formatting and doesn't capture all of what is displayed in its browser so your document will be clipped. Not acceptable.
I have the pro version and was my faithful pdf converter for a year or so. Now, it will either just save 1 page or no page at all. Looks like an abandoned project. Will avoid any future projects from this developer if this project does not get fixed.
Worth it. I’m using it to save articles off the web and download them offline onto my phone codex. Invaluable tool.
