WikiPage 102

Paged.js + DATA URI + New Tab Output - Convert Wikipedia articles to paginated, print-ready documents that open in a new tab.

Genome 102 Traits

Parent: 006 (bookmarklet with DOM clone and data URI images)
Crossover: 005 (preview interface)
Mutation: Paged.js pagination engine
Output: Opens NEW TAB with paginated article (not modal)

New Tab Output

Formatted article opens in a new browser tab for clean viewing and printing.

No Orphaned Headings

Paged.js ensures headings always stay with their following content.

Self-Contained

Images converted to data URIs - works offline after download.

Print Ready

Control bar in new tab with Print/PDF and Download HTML buttons.

Installation

Drag this button to your bookmarks bar:

WikiPage 102

Or right-click and select "Bookmark This Link"

How to Install

Show your bookmarks bar if it's hidden:
- Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+B (Mac)
- Firefox: Ctrl+Shift+B or View → Toolbars → Bookmarks Toolbar
- Safari: View → Show Favorites Bar
Drag the blue button above to your bookmarks bar.
Navigate to any Wikipedia article you want to convert.
Click the bookmarklet in your bookmarks bar.
Wait for processing - a progress indicator shows image conversion status.
New tab opens with the formatted, paginated article.

How It Works

New Tab Output

Toolbar: [WikiPage 102 - Paginated Preview] [Print/Save as PDF] [Download HTML]

[Paged.js renders article as paginated document]
[Page 1 of N] ... [Page 2 of N] ... etc.

DOM Clone: Clones the current Wikipedia article content
Image Conversion: Converts all images to data URIs for offline use
Paged.js Rendering: Uses Paged.js to create accurate page breaks
New Tab: Opens the formatted document in a new browser tab
Actions: Print/Save as PDF or Download HTML from the toolbar

Note: Large articles with many images may take longer to process. The bookmarklet shows progress as it converts each image. If popups are blocked, you may need to allow them for Wikipedia.

Output Features

Letter-size pages (8.5" x 11") with 0.75" margins
Page headers showing article title
Page footers with "Page X of Y" numbering
Proper typography with serif body text and sans-serif headings
Tables, figures, and images kept together (no splitting across pages)
Justified text with hyphenation
Widow and orphan control (minimum 3 lines)
Self-contained HTML file with embedded images

Prefer a Web App?

You can also paste Wikipedia URLs directly into our web interface:

Open Web App