The way Facebook works, you can easily share albums even with people you’re not friends with. And you can do that in a breeze, actually. Every album comes with a link at the bottom that you can send to the ones you want to see your photos. And yes, this works even with people that lie outside of your direct circle of friends. As long as the person is on Facebook, he (or she) will see your album.
Which brings me to this review. Not everybody is on Facebook. Our grandparents are a typical example of people who are yet to sign up for an account, and who most likely will never do such a thing. They’ve got their reasons, and there’s little we could do to change their minds. And this is a pity when you think that their absence from Facebook means they’ll never get to see pictures of their children and grandchildren as easily as those who have got a social media account.
AlbumsToPFD.com is here to help. This service does just what its name suggests. It lets you take any Facebook album, and have it turned into a PDF that just any person who’s got a computer could see. All you have to do is to log in using Facebook, pick the album and click on the “Export” button. The PDF will be ready in the blink of an eye. From, there, emailing the album and/or having it printed is something that anybody could do.
This site is 100% free to use. Personally, it’s one of the best alternatives I’ve seen for our older relatives to access content like Facebook images and photos (IE, content they’re sure to love) without ever feeling their privacy is going to be compromised.
AlbumsToPDF.com In Their Own Words
An easy way to export your and your friends’ albums to PDF.
Some Questions About AlbumsToPDF.com
What about adding a feature that turns all your albums into PDFs at once? 
