To export Webflow content (such as a section, form, or page) as a high-quality, searchable PDF, you’ll need to render it correctly in the browser and then convert it using browser tools or third-party libraries. Here’s how to do it both with and without scripts.
Useful if you don’t need automation or scripting.
For automated or user-triggered PDF generation:
tag section:
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/html2pdf.js/0.10.1/html2pdf.bundle.min.js
Example actions:
div
with an id
like #pdfContent
.html2pdf(document.getElementById("pdfContent"))
.Note: html2pdf.js internally uses jsPDF and html2canvas. It maintains searchable text where possible, unlike canvas-only solutions.
Regardless of method, add custom @media print styles to optimize layout:
display: none
inside a @media print
block.For more complex exports:
To generate a searchable, high-quality PDF in Webflow:
Choose the method based on your need for automation, flexibility, and control over the output quality.