HTML to PDF Converter

Render any HTML or web page markup into a shareable PDF

HTML to PDF Converter

Drop your file here

HTML file or markup · or browse

Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.

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Whether you are archiving an invoice template, converting a report written in HTML or turning a documentation page into something a client can open, an HTML to PDF conversion is the quickest route. Paste your markup (or upload an `.html` file) and the tool renders it with your CSS before exporting a PDF.

Because rendering happens in a sandboxed frame in your browser, styles, fonts and inline images all display exactly as they would on screen.

How to convert HTML to PDF

  1. Paste your HTML into the editor, or upload an `.html`/`.htm` file.
  2. Watch the live preview - adjust the page size and margins if needed.
  3. Click Convert to PDF and the rendered page is rasterised into a multi-page PDF.
  4. Download the file; long documents are automatically split across A4 pages.

What the converter handles

  • Full HTML documents and fragments.
  • External and inline CSS, including flexbox and grid layouts.
  • Web fonts, background colours and gradients.
  • Images with data URIs or public URLs.
  • Tables, lists, code blocks and multi-column text.

Common uses

  • Archiving generated invoices and receipts.
  • Saving documentation or help pages for offline reading.
  • Turning HTML email templates into a printable record.
  • Producing a PDF version of a report built with a web framework.

Security and privacy

Before rendering, the converter strips scripts, inline event handlers and javascript: URLs from the markup, so pasted code cannot run in your session. The HTML is processed locally and never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert a live URL?

Paste the page's HTML source, or use the browser's "Save page as" option and upload the saved `.html`. Fetching arbitrary URLs from a browser is blocked by cross-origin rules, so the paste/upload flow is the reliable one.

Does it keep my CSS?

Yes - styles are applied before rendering, including external stylesheets referenced with absolute URLs.

Can I set page size and margins?

Yes, pick A4, Letter or Legal and adjust the margin before converting.

Is there a size limit?

Documents up to roughly 10 MB of markup and assets convert comfortably.