Web to PDF Converter & Reader Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 125 reviews. Read all reviews for Web to PDF Converter & Reader for iPhone.
Web to PDF Converter & Reader is free iOS app published by DIGISET LLC
It works
Greekmusic
Copy your browser link into instaweb browser then create a pdf file which can be shared from the app. It would be nicer if the app could be pointed to from the link button to create a pdf, much like you do to print.
Crashes
sbtokarz
Used to be one of my favorite apps, I use it all the time to save webpages as PDFs. InstaWeb picks up the slack where iBooks is lacking in the PDF customization/management arena. Never had a problem with InstaWeb until now. Unfortunately, every time I try to save a PDF, either within the app or via the Safari share sheet extension, it crashes. Hope y’all can get this thing back up & working soon.
This is the one!!
Gksera
There is no problem to get a screen shot of a page which fits in to iPad screen. But, if the web page does not fit in, and scroll off a display screen, I could not use the screen shot. I was looking for apps to convert multiple pages to a pdf file. I tried few other apps, but this one works for me the best for what I need. Thanks for a great app.
Crop Feature
smile571
I’m super happy with this app, it’s simple and easy to use. I would love to see a crop feature added.
Useful but can be improved
Egam1958
It works well doing what is supposed to do. The part that I am not happy with is the article cleaning feature. Misses most adds and/or removes the actual article photos or diagrams. Other than that, if you don’t worry about the ads in the pages that are not removed, works well.
Convoluted, but works
SsnowSnake
I had a long web page I wanted to save, but didn’t want to print. So looked in the App Store for pdf printers. Tried another one first, but it did NOT print what I was seeing on the screen! Tried this one next. Am not happy that I have to reopen the page with this app, then do everything from there. I suspect this is so they can track my viewing habits and sell that info to others. Don’t know why this would be free otherwise. (If I’m not paying for it, I’m not the customer, I’m the product!). Also, it did not have the ‘reader view’ available in my browser. But it worked. The clean up function worked beautifully, partially negating the need for a reader view. And it saved the cleaned up version in a PDF file perfectly. So am happy I now have that web page stored. Had to pay for the other app and will requesting a refund. I’ll be keeping this one. Not sure what they want me to purchase, as it seems to do everything I want it to do. I may do that even if I don’t use whatever function it enables, as I believe in rewarding effort. It would receive 5 stars if it wasn’t so dang convoluted to use! I don’t know what’s so hard about just “printing” to a PDF file. I have a printer driver on my computer that does that, why can’t someone develop one for iOS? (I guess Adobe offers that, but I refuse to pay a $9.99/month subscription for something I may use a few times a year).
Pretty good app to convert webpages to PDFs
Southern belle christy
Does the job. But sometimes when there’s ads at the bottom of the website, they appear in the middle of the PDF document, obscuring the other information. Would be nice if it kept a history of websites visited or made into PDFs. Can pay $1.99 to keep links intact.