Internet, Networking, & Security Browsers How to Print Web Pages in Google Chrome You can customize the print size, as well by Scott Orgera Writer Scott Orgera is a former writer who covering tech since 2007. He has 25+ years experience as a programmer and QA leader, and holds several Microsoft certifications. our editorial process Facebook Twitter Scott Orgera Updated on July 03, 2020 Browsers Chrome Safari Firefox Microsoft Tweet Share Email Google Chrome works with your operating system's print spooler, just like any other program, requiring no special procedures. However, sometimes printing web pages requires a bit of finesse because websites aren't necessarily designed for printing. Here's a look at Chrome's print settings, so you can print out web pages cleanly in a format that works. To print web pages in Google Chrome, use the Ctrl+P (Windows and Chrome OS) or Command+P (macOS) keyboard shortcut. Pixabay / CCO Creative Commons Understanding Chrome's Print Settings When you send a page to the printer, Chrome's Print dialog box opens with a number of settings to specify. Chrome has preset default settings, but you can modify these settings to suit your specific needs. Preview any changes you make on the left side of the Print dialog box before committing to the print. Here's a look at the various print settings you'll encounter in Chrome. Destination Next to Destination, you'll choose the printer to which Chrome should send the page. All currently installed printers are listed here, including Chrome's special Save as PDF option, which lets you "print" the page to a PDF file. Pages Next to Pages, the default option is All, which will print all the available pages. Alternatively, choose Custom to specify the page range you want to print. For example, type in 3 to print just the third page, or type in 2-5, 8 to print pages two through five as well as page eight. You'll see the total number of pages to be printed at the top of the pane. Copies Next to Copies, specify the number of copies you wish to print. These are simply duplicates of whatever pages were chosen from the Pages section. Layout Next to Layout, choose whether you want to print in portrait or landscape mode. Portrait is the default choice. It will print a taller web page, while Landscape will print a wider page. More Settings Select More Settings to reveal additional settings. Choose paper size, pages per sheet, margin and scale details, headers and footer options, and background graphics options. Learn the best way to print a web page from Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, or Opera. If you need to print to your home printer from anywhere, consider using Google Cloud Print. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit