HTML to PDF
Convert an HTML file (.html / .htm) into a clean, shareable PDF. Processed on the server; your file is not stored.
Processed on our server and deleted immediately — your file is never stored.
About HTML to PDF
HTML to PDF renders an HTML file into a paginated PDF document, applying your CSS as it goes. It is the way to turn a saved web page, an emailed receipt or a generated report into something fixed, printable and archivable. Free, and your upload is deleted right after conversion.
Web pages are not designed to end. They scroll indefinitely, adapt to whatever screen they land on, and change whenever the site is updated. That is fine for reading and hopeless for record-keeping. When you need proof of what a page said on a particular day — an order confirmation, a set of published terms, a booking reference — you need it pinned down onto pages that will not reflow or disappear.
The other common use is generated output. Plenty of systems produce invoices, certificates and reports as HTML because it is easy to template, then need a PDF to actually send. Converting keeps your CSS layout intact while adding what HTML lacks entirely: a defined page size, page breaks and a fixed rendering that prints the same way from any machine.
How to convert HTML to PDF
- Upload your .html file.
- Wait while the markup is rendered and paginated with its styles applied.
- Download the PDF.
- Check where the page breaks landed, since HTML has no native concept of them.
- Adjust your CSS and re-convert if a table or heading was split awkwardly.
Tips & common problems
Inline your CSS and images
Rendering works from the file you upload. Stylesheets and images referenced from elsewhere on your computer will not be found, so embed them in the file or use data URIs.
Control breaks with print CSS
The page-break-inside and break-inside CSS properties genuinely work here. Applying them to table rows and cards is how you stop content splitting mid-element.
JavaScript-generated content may not appear
Conversion renders the markup. Anything a script builds after load, or fetches from an API, is unlikely to make it into the PDF — bake dynamic content into the HTML first.
Design for a page, not a screen
Fixed pixel widths built for a monitor overflow an A4 page. Relative widths and a print stylesheet produce far better results.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert HTML to PDF for free?
Upload your .html file and download the rendered PDF. No signup and no watermark.
Are styles preserved?
Yes. Inline and embedded CSS is applied during rendering, including print-specific rules such as page-break properties.
Can I convert a live web page by URL?
This tool converts a file you upload. Save the page from your browser first, choosing the complete-page option so its styles and images come with it.
Will external images and stylesheets load?
Files referenced by a relative path on your own computer will not be available. Embed them in the HTML, or use absolute public URLs.
Does JavaScript run during conversion?
Do not rely on it. Content assembled by scripts after page load may be missing, so include anything essential directly in the markup.
Is my file stored?
No. It is deleted from the server as soon as the PDF has been generated.