Print My Blog - Quick Print

Configure how you’d like the blog to be printed, or just use our recommended defaults.

Format

Paper

Print a physical copy using your web browser’s print functionality.

Digital PDF

Make a PDF file, intended for reading from a computer or other device, using your browser or a browser extension. Learn More

eBook (ePub or MOBI)

Make a free eBook using dotEPUB. Learn More

HTML

Easily copy-and-paste into another program like Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Note: this is not recommended for customizing printouts, as other programs usually format the content poorly. Instead, use Print My Blog’s CSS classes to remove or add content from printouts. Learn More

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Options

Post Selection

Post Selection	Posts Pages
Order	Posts will be ordered: Oldest First Newest First Pages will be ordered using the "Order" attribute: From Lowest to Highest From Highest to Lowest

Filters

Authored By
Posted After (and Including)
Posted Before (and Including)

Content

Header Content to Print

Appears at the top of the first page.

Site Title
Tagline
Site URL
Filters Used

E.g. selected categories, taxonomies, and date range.

Date Printed
Credit Print My Blog Plugin

Show some love and tell your readers about Print My Blog ❤️

Post Content to Print

Title
ID
Author
URL
Published Date
Categories and Tags
Featured Image
Excerpt
Content
Comments
Extra dividing line at end of post

Page Layout

Each Post Begins on a New Page	Whether to force posts to always start on a new page. Doing so makes the page more legible, but uses more paper.
Columns	The number of columns of text on each page. Not supported by some web browsers.
Font Size
Image Size	If you want to save paper, choose a smaller image size, or hide images altogether.
Include Hyperlinks	Note: PDFs generated in Firefox and Safari automatically remove hyperlinks. If you want your PDF to include hyperlinks, please use another browser.

Troubleshooting Options

Post Rendering Wait-Time	ms Milliseconds to wait between rendering posts. If posts are rendered too quickly on the page, sometimes images won’t load properly.
Include Inline Javascript	Sometimes posts contain inline javascript which can cause errors and stop the page from rendering.
Include Unrendered Shortcodes	If you left shortcodes from deactivated deactivated plugins or themes in your posts, they are automatically removed from printouts. Check this to leave them.

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