How to annotate and save a webpage as a PDF in Safari on iPhone

You can mark up a webpage in Safari on iPhone with Markup, then save the annotated page as a PDF in Files or share it.

Last updated: October 20, 2026 8:47 pm

By Chris Smith - Senior Editor

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On iPhone, you can mark up a webpage, highlight your favorite parts, draw and write notes, and share your document as a PDF with others. Markup works right inside Safari. When you’re done, your marked-up webpage is saved as a PDF in the location you choose.

A PDF of a webpage is being annotated with the Markup tools, which are at the bottom of the screen. The webpage has a selection highlighted.

Open the Safari app on your iPhone.
Go to a webpage, tap the Page Menu button, and then tap Share. If your Tabs layout is Bottom or Top, tap the Share button.
Tap Markup. Use the tools to annotate the webpage.
Tap the Done button and then choose Save File To.
Enter a name for the file, then tap Save.

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Chris Smith is a senior editor at GeeksChalk based in Canada. He likes to think of himself as a jack of all trades (and a master of at least a few), though he mainly focuses on iPhones and Macs. Often covering both at the same time. When not surrounded by various Apple devices while putting them through their paces, Chris can be found streaming the latest movies or series, gaming on his PS5, or getting fresh air on a hike in the beautiful wilderness of British Columbia.