This converter takes an HTML document — pasted in or uploaded as a .html file — and renders it as a PDF using your browser's rendering engine. Because it runs in-browser, inline styles, fonts, and even client-side JavaScript-rendered content all work the way they do when you view the page locally. Your HTML and the resulting PDF never leave your device.

Step-by-step guide

1. Provide your HTML. Paste the markup into the text area or drag in a .html file.
2. Pick page size and orientation. A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape — the rendered PDF uses these as the page box.
3. Convert to PDF. Click the button. The tool renders the HTML into a canvas, slices it into pages at the chosen size, and saves the PDF.

When to use HTML to PDF

• Archiving a webpage with styled content intact.
• Turning an email template into a printable PDF.
• Generating invoices or receipts from a templated HTML document.
• Saving a blog post for offline reading.
• Converting developer documentation written as HTML into a shareable PDF.

Tips for cleaner output

• Use inline or <style> CSS. External stylesheets referenced by <link> may not load reliably in the render context — inline your CSS for predictable results.
• Set a max-width on your body. Around 800px matches A4-portrait width well; without it, very wide layouts may be clipped.
• Base64-encode critical images. Remote image URLs may fail CORS; inlining with data:image/png;base64,… avoids that.
• Need the inverse? Convert a PDF back to HTML with PDF to HTML.

Frequently asked questions