archive.today
archive.ph
Freezes one page on demand into a snapshot that keeps working when it moves
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archive.ph
Freezes one page on demand into a snapshot that keeps working when it moves
feedly.com
Collects the sites you follow into one reverse-chronological list you control
instapaper.com
Saves an article for later and strips it down to just the text
notebooklm.google.com
Summarises only the sources you upload, and cites the exact passage
printfriendly.com
Strips ads and navigation off a page so you can print or save it as a PDF
gutenberg.org
Seventy thousand out-of-copyright books as clean EPUB, Kindle and plain text
web.archive.org
Shows you what a web page looked like on a date in the past
Where these come from
A real job usually crosses two or three categories, which is why starting from the task is often faster than starting from the shelf.
Questions
A reader view strips the page to its text. If the page is gone or has changed, an archive snapshot usually still has it. Save to a read-later queue rather than leaving forty tabs open — the tabs are not a queue, they are a guilt pile.
Yes — 4 of the 7 sites listed here work with no account at all. They are marked "No sign-up" and you can spot them by the green rule down the left edge of the card.
Every option here sends your file to a server to process it, so treat them as suitable for public material only. For anything containing personal data, use a tool that processes files on your own device.