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HTML to PDF Converter

Turn the text of an HTML file into a simple PDF. Everything runs in your browser. Styling, images and page layout are not reproduced.

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No Data Logging: Webpage URLs and uploaded HTML files are rendered locally in your browser sandbox. No file data or browsing history is stored on remote servers.
1 Enter URL or Upload HTML
2 Process & Render Layout
3 Download PDF

Why Choose Our HTML to PDF Converter?

Extracts the readable text of a web page or HTML file. Styling and images are not reproduced.

Live Website & File Support

Upload a saved .html file. The URL option only works for the few sites that allow it.

Data Security

Zero server logging. HTML files and webpage text are rendered in browser memory sandbox without persistent storage.

High Vector Quality

Outputs clean vector text pages with customizable A4/Letter margins and orientation settings.

How to Convert HTML or Webpage to PDF Online

Follow these simple steps to save any webpage or HTML code as a PDF document.

1

Paste URL or Select HTML

Enter a live website address or drag and drop your .html document.

2

Set Page Options

Choose page size (A4 / Letter), orientation, and margin preferences.

3

Download PDF

Click Convert to PDF and download your clean PDF file immediately.

Technical Specifications

Supported Input Formats HTML / HTM files (and some public URLs)
Output Format Standard PDF 1.4 Vector Standard (.pdf)
Maximum File Size 50 MB (Strict browser memory safety validation)
Processing Engine Client-Side DOM Parser & jsPDF Engine
Supported Operating Systems Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS / iPadOS
Privacy Standard Zero Logging — Auto-Deleted Memory Sandbox

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it capture dynamic JavaScript content?

Only for sites that allow it. Most websites block other sites from reading them, in which case the tool shows an error. Save the page as an .html file (Ctrl+S) and upload it instead. The PDF contains the text only.

How do I save a full long webpage as PDF?

Simply paste the webpage URL into the URL tab and select standard or zero margins. The converter automatically formats paragraphs into continuous PDF pages.

Can I convert local HTML files with CSS?

Yes. Switch to the Upload HTML File tab and select your .html or .htm file. The tool reads the text and writes it to a PDF; CSS styling and images are not reproduced.

Are passwords or login-protected pages supported?

For login-protected web pages, save the webpage as an .html file from your browser first, then upload the file directly to convert it privately.

What is the maximum file size limit?

Files up to 50MB are supported. For best performance, we recommend HTML files under 20MB.

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Getting Reliable Results From HTML to PDF

Web pages are built for scrolling screens, and PDF pages are fixed in size. A few choices before you convert make the difference between a tidy document and one with awkward breaks.

URL or file: which to use

Use the URL tab for public pages that need no sign-in. Use the file tab for anything you control: invoices, reports, email templates, or pages you saved from your browser. A saved file also gives you a stable snapshot, so the PDF will not change if the live page is edited tomorrow.

Choosing page options

  • Portrait, standard margins: the default for articles and text documents.
  • Landscape: suits wide tables and dashboards.
  • Zero margins: intended for full-bleed designs. If you plan to print the PDF, most printers cannot print to the paper edge, so use narrow or standard margins instead.
  • A4 or US Letter: choose the paper size used where the document will be printed or filed.

Writing HTML that converts cleanly

Put all CSS inline or in a style block in the same file. Linked stylesheets and images that live on another server may not load the way they do in your browser. Use simple, text-based layouts and avoid fixed pixel widths larger than a page. Check the PDF once before distributing it.

If your source is Markdown rather than HTML, the Markdown Converter can do the job directly.