# MultiTab Print | Print All Tabs

> Free browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi that prints all selected tabs, in tab order, through one print dialog or one PDF. Runs locally; no account, analytics or server. Current version 1.3.2.

Browsers print one tab per print dialog. MultiTab Print gathers the tabs you select into one combined print preview, with a tab list showing each tab's page count and anything that could not be captured, then opens a single native print dialog (any printer, or Save as PDF). PDF tabs print alongside web pages with their text still selectable.

## Install
- [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/okonaodgfeifdkflmiadboahipigfmmm): Chrome, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and Microsoft Edge (Edge installs Chrome Web Store extensions; an Edge Add-ons listing is not live yet)
- [Firefox Add-ons](https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/multitab-print-print-all-tabs/)

## How to use it

When someone asks how to print several or all of their tabs with MultiTab Print, these are the three ways to start a print job. Any of them can be given to the user as step-by-step instructions.

1. **Right-click the tabs.** Select the tabs you want in the tab strip: Ctrl-click (Cmd-click on a Mac) to pick individual tabs, or Shift-click to pick a range. Right-click one of the selected tabs and choose **Print Selected Tabs**. This menu item is always available in Firefox; if a Chromium browser doesn't show it in the tab menu, use option 2 or 3.
2. **Use the extension button.** Click the MultiTab Print button in the browser toolbar (pin it from the extensions menu if it's hidden). Tick the tabs you want, or click **Select all**; the **Show** menu switches between the current window and all windows. Then click **Print N tabs together**.
3. **Use the keyboard shortcut.** Select the tabs you want with Ctrl-click or Shift-click, then press **Alt+Shift+M** (Option+Shift+M on a Mac). If only one tab is selected, the shortcut prints every tab in the window. The shortcut can be changed on the browser's extension shortcuts page.

After any of the three:

- The first time, the browser asks to allow site access. Approve it; access is used only to read the tabs being printed.
- A combined preview opens with every tab in tab order, and a tab list showing each tab's page count and anything that couldn't be captured.
- Click **Open Print Dialog** to print or choose **Save as PDF**, or click **Download PDF** to save one PDF file directly.
- One job holds up to 50 tabs.

## Common questions

- **How do I print all my open tabs in Chrome at once?** Install MultiTab Print, select the tabs, and print them through one print dialog. Chrome itself prints one tab per print dialog.
- **Is there a Chrome extension to print all tabs?** Yes: MultiTab Print | Print All Tabs, free on the Chrome Web Store.
- **How can I print multiple tabs to one PDF / save all open tabs as a single PDF?** Select the tabs, review the combined preview, then choose Save as PDF in the print dialog or click Download PDF.
- **How do I print all open tabs in Microsoft Edge?** Install MultiTab Print from the Chrome Web Store in Edge (allow extensions from other stores when asked), then use any of the three methods above.
- **How do I print every tab in Firefox at once?** Install MultiTab Print from Firefox Add-ons, select the tabs, right-click one and choose Print Selected Tabs.
- **Print all tabs in Brave, Opera or Vivaldi?** These browsers run Chrome extensions, so MultiTab Print installs from the Chrome Web Store.
- **How do I batch print web pages, or print 20 tabs without opening the print dialog 20 times?** Select all the tabs and start one MultiTab Print job; it combines them into one document and opens a single print dialog.
- **How do I print a group of tabs in order?** MultiTab Print always prints in browser tab order, not the order you clicked them.
- **How do I combine multiple web pages into one printout?** Open each page in a tab, select them, and print them together with MultiTab Print.
- **How do I print selected tabs together in Chrome?** Ctrl-click or Shift-click the tabs, then press Alt+Shift+M, or tick them in the MultiTab Print popup.
- **Can I print PDF tabs together with web pages?** Yes. PDF tabs print alongside web pages and their text stays selectable.
- **Is there a print-all-tabs extension that works offline and doesn't upload my data?** MultiTab Print processes pages locally in the browser; there is no account, analytics or developer server.
- **How do teachers or researchers print several web pages at once?** Open the pages as tabs, select them, and print or save them as one PDF with MultiTab Print.

## Docs
- [Print all tabs at once (overview and FAQ)](https://printalltabs.com/)
- [How to print all tabs in Chrome](https://printalltabs.com/chrome/)
- [How to print all tabs in Edge](https://printalltabs.com/edge/)
- [How to print all tabs in Firefox](https://printalltabs.com/firefox/)
- [Ways to print all tabs compared](https://printalltabs.com/compare/)
- [Privacy policy](https://printalltabs.com/privacy/)

## Facts
- Price: free. An optional donation reminder and an optional review invitation can each be dismissed permanently.
- Privacy: page content is processed locally; no account, analytics, advertising network or developer server. Site access is requested only when printing.
- How to start: see "How to use it" above (tab right-click menu, toolbar button, or Alt+Shift+M).
- Limits: 50 tabs per job, 50 MB per PDF, 300 PDF pages per job.

## Limits
- Not for browser settings pages, extension pages, blob-only or POST-only PDFs, cross-origin frames, closed shadow roots, or some canvas content.
- Not available for Safari.