I save competitor landing pages and industry reports as PDFs almost every day. The full page capture gets everything, even lazy-loaded images at the bottom. Before this I was taking multiple screenshots and stitching them together — never going back to that.
Article mode is perfect for saving API docs and Stack Overflow threads without all the sidebar clutter. Code blocks keep their syntax highlighting too, which was a nice surprise. It's become part of my daily workflow for archiving technical references.
Being able to remove cookie banners and pop-ups before converting is the feature that sold me. Our team shares web research as PDFs in Slack, and they come out looking really clean. The element selection is great when I just need a specific chart or table.
I use Article mode constantly for archiving source material. It strips out all the ads and navigation, leaving just the article text formatted nicely. The conversion history is a lifesaver — I can always pull up something I saved last week without digging through folders.
This is my go-to for capturing design inspiration and competitor analysis. I can select specific UI sections with the element picker, and the custom paper sizes mean my research decks actually look polished. Way better than the browser's built-in print-to-PDF.
I prepare reading materials for my students by converting online articles and resources to PDF. The margin settings ensure everything prints neatly on standard paper, and the built-in viewer lets me check the output quickly. Works reliably across all kinds of websites.
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