So both windows and mac have ways to save a web page as a .PDF file.
In order to do this, print the page using the print prompt using ctrl+p or command+p. Now under the select printer, select save as PDF, note that this may not be what it says on all computers or applications.
On Safari on mac for instance, when you open the print prompt you will not see save as PDF or a PDF option under the printer selection at all. For this instance, there will be a PDF button at the left hand corner of the prompt window. When you click on it you will see the Save as PDF option there.
reference for mac: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/save-a-document-as-a-pdf-on-mac-mchlp1531/mac
On a cool note, Chrome has a built-in pdf editor and printer in its own print prompt.
Now you can use this for anything but I find that the most use you will have with it will be sending your grade transcripts.
If you have any questions you can ask it down below or email me at ashackelford@usfca.edu
Please let me know if the information is inaccurate.
