HTML to PDF
Convert HTML content and web pages to PDF format with CSS styling preservation. Perfect for creating PDF documents from web content, HTML templates, or email newsletters.
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What is HTML to PDF?
This HTML to PDF converter runs entirely in your browser. Paste HTML code or enter a web page URL and it renders the content into a downloadable PDF document with formatting, images, and styles preserved. No server upload, no account, no watermarks.
A client-side tool that takes HTML markup and renders it into a PDF document using the browser's built-in rendering engine. You can paste raw HTML code into an editor, type content using a rich text interface, or provide a URL to load. The tool uses the browser's print-to-PDF functionality under the hood, capturing the fully rendered page including CSS styles, embedded images, and web fonts. Page size, margins, and orientation are configurable before generating the output. All processing happens in your browser, keeping your content private.
Key Features
- Converts raw HTML code to a formatted PDF document
- Preserves CSS styles, fonts, and color schemes
- Supports pasting HTML directly or entering a URL to capture
- Configurable page size, margins, and orientation
- Renders images, tables, and complex layouts accurately
- Processes files entirely in the browser without uploading to a server
- Works offline once the page has loaded
- Produces a downloadable PDF file immediately after conversion
Common Use Cases
Archiving web content
Save web articles, blog posts, or documentation pages as PDFs for offline reading and long-term reference before the content changes or disappears.
Creating invoices from HTML templates
Convert HTML invoice templates with dynamic data into PDF format for sending to clients, ensuring consistent rendering across email clients and devices.
Generating reports from web dashboards
Capture web-based dashboards, charts, or data visualizations as PDF snapshots for including in reports or presentations.
Saving code documentation
Convert HTML-formatted documentation, API references, or technical guides into PDF for printing or offline access during development work.
How to Use This Tool
Enter HTML or URL
Paste your HTML code directly into the editor panel, or enter a web page URL to fetch and load its HTML content automatically.
Adjust page settings
Choose a page size (A4, Letter, or custom), set margins, select portrait or landscape orientation, and configure any CSS print styles for the output.
Download PDF
Click the generate button to render the HTML into a PDF. Once rendering completes, click download to save the file to your device.
Pro Tips
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For best results, use well-structured HTML with inline or embedded CSS rather than external stylesheets that may not load.
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Set appropriate page margins - too narrow margins can clip content at the edges of the PDF.
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If the output looks different from the browser preview, check for CSS properties like media queries that may behave differently in print mode.
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External images referenced by URL may not load if you are offline - use base64-encoded images for fully self-contained HTML.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I convert an entire website to PDF?
The tool converts a single HTML document at a time. To capture a multi-page website, you would need to convert each page individually. For bulk website capture, a dedicated web archiving tool may be more appropriate.
Does it support CSS Grid and Flexbox layouts?
Yes. Since the tool uses the browser's rendering engine, modern CSS layout features like Grid and Flexbox are fully supported, as long as your browser supports them.
Is my content uploaded to a server?
No. All rendering and PDF generation happens locally in your browser. Pasted HTML and loaded content never leave your device.
Can I customize the page size and orientation?
Yes. You can select from standard page sizes like A4, Letter, and Legal, set portrait or landscape orientation, and configure custom margin values before generating the PDF.