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HTML to PDF

Render an HTML file — or pasted HTML markup — into a PDF in your browser. Best-effort layout, nothing uploaded.

About this tool

Saved web pages, exported reports and generated markup often need to become PDFs people can file and forward. This tool renders an HTML file — or markup you paste — to a PDF right in your browser, at A4 or Letter.

Rendering is deliberately safe and best-effort: scripts, iframes and external resources are stripped before anything is drawn, nothing is fetched from the network, and simple documents render faithfully while complex CSS layouts may differ. Check the result before you rely on it.

How to use HTML to PDF

  1. Upload an .html file, or paste HTML markup into the box.
  2. Pick A4 or Letter page size and run the conversion.
  3. Download the PDF and check the layout.

Keep the original files and inspect the exported result before publishing or sharing it.

Frequently asked questions

Will the PDF match the browser exactly?

It is a best-effort render: text, headings, lists and simple styling transfer well; complex CSS layouts, web fonts and scripts may differ or be dropped for safety.

Are scripts executed?

No. Scripts, iframes and external resources are stripped before rendering. Inline content only.

Can I convert a live web page by URL?

No — nothing is fetched from the network. Save the page as an .html file or paste its source instead.

Is my HTML uploaded?

No. Rendering happens entirely on this device.

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