Offprint: Web to PDF & EPUB

Offprint: Web to PDF & EPUB
Developer: Nikolay Rodionov
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Offprint: Web to PDF & EPUB Summary

Offprint: Web to PDF & EPUB is a free iOS app in Productivity by Nikolay Rodionov. Released in Jun 2026 (3 months ago). It has 2.00 ratings with a 5.00★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 10 monthly active users . Store last updated Sep 20, 2026

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App Description

Offprint turns the web page you're reading into a file you can keep — a clean PDF, an EPUB for your e-reader, or a Markdown document for your notes. Open any article in Safari, tap the Offprint extension, pick a format, and share it anywhere.

No copy-pasting, no cluttered printouts, no account. Offprint strips the ads, banners, and pop-ups and keeps what matters: the text, the images, and the structure of the article.

THREE FORMATS, ONE TAP
• PDF — a clean, paginated document for printing, annotating, or archiving
• EPUB — a real e-book you can send to Kindle, Apple Books, or any e-reader
• Markdown — plain-text formatting that drops straight into Obsidian, Notion, Bear, or any notes app

MADE FOR READING
• Reader mode extracts just the article — no ads, no navigation, no cookie banners
• Page content mode captures more of the page — cleaned-up text and images, not the website's layout
• Built-in preview shows exactly what you'll get before you share it

FITS YOUR WORKFLOW
• Works directly in Safari — no switching apps, no pasting URLs
• Share sheet integration: AirDrop it, save to Files, send to Kindle, attach to mail
• Conversion happens on your device — nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked

WHO IT'S FOR
• Readers building an offline library of articles for flights and commutes
• Students and researchers archiving sources as PDFs
• Note-takers clipping articles into their Markdown knowledge base
• E-reader owners who'd rather read long articles on a paper-like screen

Save the page in front of you — in the format you actually use.