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Print Stylesheet Generator

Build a print stylesheet with page size, margins, hidden chrome and printed link URLs.

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Print stylesheet preview

This mock page shows how the generated print rules change the output. Toggle an option and watch the matching block react straight away.

Read the guide (/guide/) for a longer walkthrough of print CSS.

Figure 1 - chart placeholder break-inside: avoid
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@page: A4 15mm · links: urls shown
The preview simulates the print rules on screen, so you can see what disappears, what gains a background and which links grow a printed address.

How to use the Print Stylesheet Generator

  1. Pick the page size, page margin and base print font size.
  2. Tick the options to hide navigation and footers, force background colours, print link URLs and avoid breaks in figures.
  3. Copy the generated stylesheet and paste it at the end of your CSS file.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online print stylesheet generator.

It is a set of rules wrapped in a print media query that only apply when a page is sent to a printer or saved as a PDF file.
Add a print media query and set display to none on your header, navigation and footer selectors so only the article body is printed.
Use an at-page rule with a size value such as A4 and a margin in millimetres, exactly as the generator writes it into the output box.
Browsers drop backgrounds to save ink. Force them with print-color-adjust set to exact on the elements that need their colours.
Add a rule on anchor elements whose after content reads attr href, which prints the destination address straight after the link text.
Set break-inside to avoid, together with the older page-break-inside property for engines that still expect the legacy name.
It shows the same rules applied on screen, so you can confirm what is hidden, what is coloured and which links gain a printed URL.
Yes. The rules use standard print CSS, so they work with plain stylesheets, preprocessors and component frameworks alike.
Yes. It is completely free, runs locally in your browser and needs no account, no sign-up and no upload of your own styles.

Last updated: October 10, 2026