How to save cards to bookmarks and create a PDF collection

Add the first card from the homepage

Browse the first 24 cards, expand all 1,000, or search by number and wording. Select a card to open its large overlay, then choose Add to bookmarks. A short status message confirms that the card was saved to this device. Close the overlay and repeat the process for every prompt you want to compare.

Bookmarking is different from downloading. A bookmark stores the card's identity for the site's saved list, while Download PNG creates an image file in your Downloads folder. You may use both actions, but you do not need to download every card just to plan a collection.

Build a collection with one clear purpose

Decide what the eventual PDF is for. It could be a weekly reflection sheet, a set of prompts for a class or conversation, a shortlist for a video, or a private collection about one person or season. A defined purpose produces a more useful PDF than saving every card that looks pleasant.

Use search to collect related ideas, but include enough variation to prevent repetition. A friendship collection might combine shared humor, comfortable silence, ordinary errands, reunions, and being remembered. These prompts belong together while still creating different questions or visual possibilities.

Understand where bookmarks are stored

The bookmark list belongs to the current browser storage on the current device. It does not follow you to another computer, another browser profile, or a private browsing session. Clearing site data can remove it. If the collection matters, create the PDF or keep the individual PNG files rather than treating browser storage as a permanent archive.

This local approach means you can bookmark without creating a profile, but it also means there is no server copy to restore. Finish important collections in the same browser where you started them. Avoid clearing browser data until the PDF has been saved and opened successfully.

Review and edit the Bookmarks view

Open Bookmarks from the header. The view lists the cards saved in this browser. Select a card when you want to reopen its larger tools, or use the remove control beside a card that no longer belongs. Add more little things returns you to the homepage so you can continue searching.

Review the list before printing. Remove accidental duplicates in meaning, check that each prompt serves the collection's purpose, and decide whether the number of cards will create a readable document. A shorter PDF that you will use is more valuable than a long file that only records indecision.

Print the collection or save it as a PDF

Choose Print / Save as PDF at the bottom of the Bookmarks view. The site opens the browser's print dialog. To create a file instead of paper, select the destination named Save as PDF, Microsoft Print to PDF, or the equivalent option provided by your operating system. Review the preview, orientation, paper size, margins, and page count before saving.

Choose a filename that explains the collection, such as little-things-friendship-prompts.pdf, and save it somewhere you can find again. Open the PDF after the dialog closes. Check the first and last pages, make sure no card is cut off, and confirm that the file contains the collection you expected before removing browser bookmarks or clearing site data.

• Bookmarks created in the browser that will be used for printing
• Unwanted cards removed before export
• Print preview checked for cut-off content
• PDF destination selected instead of a physical printer when needed
• Saved PDF reopened and verified