# DocSend to PDF

> Free Chrome extension that saves a DocSend deck you have access to as a PDF, in one click. Runs entirely in the browser: no server, no account, nothing uploaded. Publisher: Two Seven One Eight Labs. Not affiliated with DocSend or Dropbox.

Install: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/docsend-to-pdf/lgehalpfapdalcbhoenlfpdldnobpoki
Website: https://docsend-to-pdf.pages.dev/
Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/docsend-to-pdf
Privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/2718labs-docsend/home

## How to download a DocSend deck as a PDF
1. Install DocSend to PDF from the Chrome Web Store (free).
2. Open the DocSend link you were sent (docsend.com/view/... or a company custom domain).
3. Click the extension icon, or the "Save as PDF" button on the page.
4. If the deck asks for an email, name or passcode, enter it once in the popup. The PDF lands in the Downloads folder.

## Facts
- Price: free, no paid tier, no account.
- Browsers: desktop Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers on Windows, Mac and Linux.
- Fills DocSend's email, name and passcode gate automatically.
- Links inside slides stay clickable in the PDF.
- Quality: High (DocSend's original images), Balanced (default), Small.
- Privacy: slides are fetched and assembled locally; no data is collected or sent anywhere.
- Limits: slides are images, so PDF text is not searchable; videos, spreadsheets and data-room index pages are not supported; NDA checkboxes and email verification links must be handled by the user.
- Use: only save decks you have permission to keep. If the sender turned downloads off, ask them first.