Print to PDF Automatically & Send to Email
Eliminate file save prompts and dialog popups. Print to PDF automatically from any Windows application with instant email routing.
- No 'Save As' file dialog popups or folder selection prompts
- Auto-names PDFs using smart timestamps and document rules
- Optionally emails the resulting PDF automatically upon creation
Free 14-day evaluation • Windows 10 & 11 (64-bit) • No credit card required
Automatic PDF Printing Features
Ditch manual file saving once and for all.
Zero Save Dialogs
Print to PDF without interrupting your work with 'Save File As' dialog boxes.
Automatic Emailing
Combine automatic PDF creation with immediate email dispatch.
Vector Quality Preserved
Produces crisp, searchable PDF files maintaining 100% font and vector graphics quality.
Lightweight & Fast
Installs in seconds and consumes minimal memory and CPU resources.
How PrintPilot Works in 3 Simple Steps
Three steps to automate your document workflow.
Print Document
Press Ctrl+P or click Print in any Windows program.
Automatic Save
PDF is generated automatically without asking for a folder or filename.
Auto Dispatch
The PDF is emailed automatically to your preset distribution list.
Before & After PrintPilot
See how much time you save on every print action.
Standard 'Print to PDF'
- Opens 'Save As' window every single time
- Requires manual folder navigation and naming
- No built-in email sending capability
PrintPilot Automatic PDF
- Zero popups or clicks required
- Automated naming and storage
- Built-in automated email delivery
Questions About Automatic PDF Printing
Can I disable file save prompts completely?
Yes! PrintPilot is designed specifically to print to PDF silently without showing any save file prompts.
Where are the PDFs stored?
You can configure a default storage directory, or let PrintPilot handle sending and cleanup automatically.
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Ready to Automate Your PDF Printing & Emailing?
Download PrintPilot for Windows today. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.