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HTML to PDF

Convert HTML content to PDF documents.

.html .htm Max: 10 MB

Click to upload or drag and drop

Supported: HTML, HTM

How to Use HTML to PDF

1

Upload an .html or .htm file of up to 10 MB, or paste your HTML into the editor.

2

Set the page size, orientation and margins, and turn on page numbers or a footer if you need them.

3

Click the "Process" button to render the page and paginate it into a PDF document.

4

Check the preview, then download the PDF and attach it to your email or upload it wherever the client expects a document.

Features

Free to use, with no sign-up and no watermark on the pages
Preserves headings, tables, lists, colours and inline CSS
Page size, orientation, margin and page number controls
Accepts both .html and .htm files up to 10 MB
Renders locally in your browser, so your content is never uploaded
Prints identically on Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, free with no account, no limits and no watermark. Convert as many documents as you need for client work or internal use.
No. Rendering happens in your browser and the file is discarded when you close the page. Nothing is retained on our side.
Inline CSS, embedded stylesheets, tables, lists, borders and colours render faithfully. Large external images and JavaScript-driven layouts are the usual exceptions, since they may not be reachable.
Documents up to 10 MB convert in one go, which is far more pages than most invoices or reports need. For very long documents, splitting the HTML into sections and converting in batches keeps memory use low.

About HTML to PDF

You have finished a page in your editor and now you need a PDF: an invoice to send, a report to print, a documentation page to archive. The HTML to PDF converter takes an .html or .htm file and renders it to PDF, keeping the structure you designed. Headings, tables, lists, colours, borders and inline styles all come across because the page is laid out by a real rendering engine rather than scraped for text.

Page size, orientation and margins are yours to set, and you can add page numbers or a header and footer before exporting. Local assets are pulled in where possible, so a stylesheet referenced in the document travels with it. Files up to 10 MB are processed in your browser, which means an internal report or a draft containing client figures does not have to be uploaded to a third-party conversion server.

It is also a quick visual check on your markup: anything broken or unstyled in the PDF was already broken on the page. Use it for client deliverables, printable receipts, archived web pages and anything else that needs to leave the browser as a fixed document.

When to Use This Tool

  • Sending invoices, quotes and receipts that must not reflow on the client machine
  • Printing an HTML report or email template exactly as it was designed
  • Archiving a web page as a fixed-layout PDF for your records
  • Checking how your markup looks when rendered and paginated
  • Creating a PDF version of documentation or a printable spec sheet