How To Save a Web Page in Google Chrome [2026 Guide]

I’m going to teach you how to save a web page in Google Chrome. A useful skill that can help you access content offline and organize important information. You might be saving a recipe, an article, or research materials, and knowing how to save a web page properly can come in handy.

Save a Web Page in Google Chrome [2026 Guide]

Get ready

Open your Google Chrome browser. It helps if Chrome is up to date for the best experience, though these steps apply to any recent version.

Navigate to the web page you want to save. Pick any site or page you find valuable and want to keep for later use.

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Use the Chrome menu

Look at the top right corner of the Chrome window and find the three vertical dots. This is the menu button. Click it to open the menu.

Hover over More tools to expand the submenu, then select Save page as. In some versions, you might see Save as directly without opening the submenu.

Menu (three dots) > More tools > Save page as

If a new tab opens to an untitled blank page instead of the save dialog, you can fix an Untitled blank page issue and try again.

Choose where to save

After you click Save page as, a file explorer window appears. Choose where on your device you want the saved web page to be stored.

Pick or create a folder that makes the page easy to find later. Rename the file to something memorable if you plan on saving multiple pages.

Click Save, and you’re done. The page is now saved on your device, and you can open it even without an internet connection.

File type options

You will see the default file type is Webpage, Complete. This option saves the entire page, including images, which is usually what you want to keep the page’s full content and layout intact.

If you only need the HTML without images or styles, choose Webpage, HTML Only. This helps when you care more about the text and a basic layout than the complete visual design.

Save as type:
- Webpage, Complete
- Webpage, HTML Only

Other ways to keep content

Chrome also offers other ways to save information, such as bookmarking a page. You can also use extensions like Evernote or Pocket for saving and organizing options that sync across devices.

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Final thoughts

Saving pages as files on your device is straightforward and gives you offline access to the content whenever you need it. With practice, this process will become second nature. Keep experimenting with these tools to find the method that best suits your needs.