RSS to PDF
RSS to PDF keeps only the items you tick. Paste a public feed, ignore the posts you do not want, download the rest. No login. A private feed fails.
If you already have the feed, paste that. https://example.com/feed, https://example.com/rss, https://example.substack.com/feed. If you only have the blog, paste the homepage. The tool tries the address, then /feed, then /rss.
The list is the feed's current items. Tick a few. The ones you skip never enter the file. Items that already rolled off cannot be fetched later.
Excerpts stay excerpts
Some publishers put a teaser in the feed and the article on the site. You get the teaser. A feed that includes the full body carries that body across, plus images inside it, when the page structure matches.
Order follows the feed. Title page uses the site name. Contents, then page numbers. The browser opens the file. Save it from there.
Blocked fetches and login walls produce nothing. BlogToPDF.com is watermarked on the pages. Personal reading of writing you can already access. Common feed addresses are written out by platform.