Render, check, print — honestly
Every sheet is rendered as a clean bordered table, one section per sheet, and saved through your browser's print dialog — pick "Save as PDF" as the destination. For wide tables switch the print dialog to landscape; the preview shows exactly what you will get before you commit.
Honest expectations: cell values and table structure convert faithfully, while heavy visual formatting — colors, conditional formats, charts — does not survive the trip. For a budget, a price list or a report table that needs to be read and not edited, that is precisely enough. And the workbook itself stays on your machine, which is exactly where financial files belong.
Frequently asked questions
Why does it open a print dialog?
The browser's own PDF printer produces real vector output with selectable text. Choose "Save as PDF" as the destination — nothing is sent to a printer or a server.
My table is too wide for the page.
Switch the print dialog to landscape orientation, or reduce the scale in its settings — both controls live right in the dialog.
Do charts and colors convert?
No — values and table structure do, visual decoration does not. If you need a pixel-perfect sheet, print to PDF from your spreadsheet app itself.