Print the whole page when Chrome prints only part of it

Many web apps scroll inside their own panel, not the page. Chrome’s print then sees one screen of content and cuts the rest. Clean PDF lays the panel out at full length before printing.

Add to Chrome — free

Sample article: how the Gulf Stream shapes Europe’s weather

The Gulf Stream carries warm water from the Gulf of Mexico across the Atlantic. Without it, winters in Lisbon, Dublin and Oslo would be far colder than they are today. Read more on Wikipedia.

Scientists measure its strength with moored instruments and satellites. Recent studies suggest the wider circulation has slowed, though the size of the change is still debated.

Accents and other alphabets survive the export: España, Mañana, Zürich, Москва, Ελλάδα.

How it works

Open the page that prints cut off and click the Clean PDF icon.
Press Save page as PDF: scrolling panels are expanded to their full length.
Choose Save as PDF in the print dialog. Free, no watermark, no page limit.

Pricing

Free

Any page → PDF with real text and clickable links
Prints web apps in full (Gmail, Notion, dashboards) — where Ctrl+P cuts them off
No limits, no watermark, no sign-up
Works on pages behind a login

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Pro

$9 once

Clean mode: article only, no ads, menus or cookie banners
Header with URL and date
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All 3 utilities

$29 once

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FAQ

Why does Chrome print only the first page of a web app?

The content scrolls inside a fixed-height panel. Print sees the panel’s visible height, so everything below it is cut off.

Does it work on pages behind a login?

Yes. Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is made from the page already open in your browser.

Is this feature free?

Yes. Full-length printing is in the free version; Pro adds the clean article mode and a header with URL and date.