Why Should I Print to PDF with an iPhone or iPad?
There are many reasons why it’s beneficial to use an iPhone or iPad to print to PDF.
- Makes files easy to share with others. Printing to PDF makes it incredibly easy to share your files with others, as most apps have in-built functionality when it comes to reading PDFs.
- Helps preserve the file in its intended format.. The iOS Print to PDF function stores an exact replica of the file you were trying to save.
- Quick and easy to save. Once you’ve tried it out the first time, the process will only take seconds to complete. By doing this on an iPhone, you can easily share important files while you’re on the go.
iPhone and iPad Print to PDF FAQs.
In this section, we answer the main questions people have about the iPhone and iPad Print to PDF function.
How do I save a picture as a PDF on iPhone?
To save a picture as a PDF on your iPhone, you will first need to save it as a normal file, before opening your Files app and accessing the location where images are saved.
From here, you will need to long press on the image thumbnail to bring up the menu. At the bottom of this menu list there will be a Create PDF option, which will enable you to save the image as a PDF.
Can you save a screenshot as a PDF?
The iOS 13 update added a new function which allowed users to save screenshots as PDFs on iPhone and iPad. However, this only works for screenshots of Safari pages.
After taking a screenshot, click the generated preview in the bottom left to open the screenshot editor and click the Full page option. Then, click the share icon to save it as a PDF. You can also do this by clicking Share>Save to files..
To take a screenshot without the ads, switch to Reader mode by tapping and holding AA in the upper-left corner of the URL, then tapping it again to customise the text layout.
How do I open a PDF file on my iPad?
After saving a file via iPad print to PDF, you will need to ensure the Adobe Acrobat Reader app is install so you can view them on your device.
Once downloaded, open the Adobe app. On the bottom menu, select Files. Find and press the file you want to open on your iPad.
Once opened, adjust and view the scroll settings to meet your needs.
Read our guide to saving a PDF on iPad.
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