PageQuilt
WEB PAGES TO PDF & EPUB
Save web pages.
Read your way.
PageQuilt is a free Chrome extension that turns articles and website
sections into PDF or EPUB books. Collect once, then read offline.
Free · Chrome desktop 131+ · No PageQuilt account needed
Keep it in one click.
Save the current page’s link from the toolbar. Capture the article later, when you’re ready to read offline or export.
Make the ideas yours.
Add notes and topics. Search your saved sources and thoughts, mark what you’ve read, and pick up where you left off.
Choose what comes next.
Find unread originals in Today. Select a few good reads and bring them together in an edition that fits your time.
NEW IN v0.5.0
Your reading library,
built from the web.
A place to begin.
Every time you return.
Your unread sources, reading estimates, and an earlier read worth another look. Start with what you’ve already saved.
Select articles as you go. Your reading selection stays with you between visits, ready to review when you have a moment.
A few good reads.
One edition.
Give your selection a title, set a reading budget, and choose full articles or available digests. Review the outline before creating your book.
Each edition keeps its own saved content and images. Export it as PDF or EPUB for an afternoon away from your tabs.
FROM THE WEB TO YOUR BOOKSHELF
Export web pages
as PDF or EPUB.
Collect a single page, a website section, or a whole site. Keep supported text, images, code, tables, and chapter navigation. Then make the reading experience your own.
Review and collect.
Choose your scope and grant access to the website. Keep PageQuilt open during collection; pause and resume when needed.
Settle into the pages.
Read saved originals offline. Adjust typography, paper size, cover, and contents, then save a design to reuse.
Take it with you.
Download PDF or EPUB locally. v0.5.0 also offers optional Kindle delivery after you connect and review a destination.
LOCAL BY DESIGN
A library that
stays with you.
Saved sources, notes, books, images, and designs live in your Chrome profile. No analytics or automatic cloud sync. Optional AI processes saved text on your device; Kindle delivery uploads only the file you explicitly choose to send.
Read the privacy policy ↗A few things to know
A saved link needs to be captured before its article works offline. Website layouts, permissions, and collection limits can leave gaps; review the notes before exporting.
Optional JavaScript loading and diagram capture use PageQuilt-owned background tabs and may use your signed-in website session. Diagram capture and PDF export use Chrome’s debugger permission.
Local storage is not a backup. Uninstalling or clearing extension data can erase your library and notes. Export important reading editions to keep a portable copy.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT READ
Saving web pages:
your questions answered.
Practical answers about collection, offline reading, and your local library.
Installation and export guide ↗Product information updated .
How do I save a web page as PDF or EPUB?
Install PageQuilt in Chrome desktop. Open PageQuilt, choose New book, and enter the public page URL. Review the scope and grant website access. After collection, choose Export (Download in earlier versions) and select PDF or EPUB. Keep the PageQuilt tab open during collection.
Can PageQuilt turn a whole website into a book?
PageQuilt can collect a single page, a website section, or pages across one site, within your reviewed scope and page limit. Website layouts, permissions, and collection limits can produce partial editions. Check coverage and image notes before exporting your book.
Can I read saved web pages offline?
Yes, once their content has been collected. Completed books, captured originals, and downloaded PDF or EPUB files work offline. In v0.5.0, Save this page initially saves a link and available metadata; capture that article from Your library before relying on it offline.
Is PageQuilt free? Do I need an account?
PageQuilt is free. Collecting websites, reading saved books, and downloading PDF or EPUB files require no PageQuilt account or server setup. Chrome desktop 131 or newer is required. Optional Kindle delivery uses a connected Amazon account or, in configured builds, Gmail.
Where does PageQuilt store my books and notes?
PageQuilt stores collected content, images, books, and designs in your Chrome profile. The v0.5.0 workspace also keeps saved sources, notes, and topics there. There is no automatic cloud sync. Clearing extension storage or uninstalling can erase this data, so export important books as PDF or EPUB.
Does PageQuilt use AI to create books?
Website collection and PDF/EPUB export work without AI. In v0.5.0, supported Chrome devices can optionally download a local model to create digests and cited working answers from captured originals. You choose when to run it. Check generated interpretations against the original source text.
Can I send a PageQuilt book to Kindle?
v0.5.0 offers optional Amazon account delivery and, in configured builds, Gmail-to-Kindle delivery. Connect a provider and destination in Settings, then review the prepared PDF or EPUB before sending. A successful provider submission confirms acceptance by that service; it does not confirm receipt on your Kindle.
MAKE ROOM FOR A QUIETER READ
Your next good read
is already on the web.
Add to Chrome ↗
Free · Chrome desktop 131+
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