HTML to PDF
Convert any HTML file or raw HTML code to PDF. Upload a .html file or paste your HTML, then save as PDF via the print dialog.
Convert HTML to PDF Free Online
HTML is the language of the web, but sometimes you need to share web content as a PDF. Whether you have a web page saved as an .html file or raw HTML code you want to convert, this free tool turns it into a clean PDF using your browser. No uploads, no external services, no software to install.
The tool renders your HTML in a browser iframe and uses the print-to-PDF function built into modern browsers. This means that inline CSS styles, tables, lists, headings, and basic formatting all appear in the PDF exactly as they would in a browser window.
You can either upload an .html file from your device or paste raw HTML code directly into the input area. Both methods produce the same result.
Why Convert HTML to PDF?
Sharing web content offline. PDFs can be read without internet access. Saving a web page as PDF makes it available anywhere, even without a browser or connection.
Documentation. Developers and technical writers convert HTML documentation pages to PDF for distribution to teams or clients who prefer document files.
Email-friendly format. Attaching a PDF to an email is more reliable than sending an HTML file, which may not display correctly across different email clients.
Archiving web content. Saving important web pages as PDF creates a permanent snapshot that does not change if the website is updated or taken down.
Form submissions. Many submission portals require PDF format. Converting an HTML form or report to PDF meets that requirement.
How to Convert HTML to PDF
Option A – Upload an HTML file. Click the upload area and select your .html file. The tool renders it in a preview.
Option B – Paste HTML code. Click the paste tab, type or paste your HTML code, and click Preview.
Step 3 – Click Convert to PDF. The browser print dialog opens with the rendered HTML.
Step 4 – Save as PDF. Choose Save as PDF in the destination and click Save.
What Gets Preserved in the PDF
Text and structure. All headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables from the HTML are included in the PDF.
Inline styles. CSS written directly in the HTML using style attributes or internal style tags is applied in the rendered output.
Images with data URIs. Images embedded as base64 data URIs are included. Externally linked images may or may not load depending on network access.
Links. Hyperlinks in the HTML become clickable links in the PDF when viewed in a PDF reader that supports them.
Limitations
External stylesheets. CSS files linked from external URLs may not load if the browser cannot access them during local rendering.
JavaScript. Dynamic content generated by JavaScript may or may not appear depending on whether it executes in the iframe before printing.
Full web pages. For complete web page capture with all external assets, use our URL to PDF tool instead.
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- URL to PDF – Convert a full live web page to PDF.
- Merge PDF – Combine your HTML PDF with other documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tool free?
Yes. No account or payment required.
Can I paste HTML instead of uploading a file?
Yes. Paste HTML code directly into the input area to preview and convert it.
Does the PDF include CSS styles?
Inline CSS and internal style tags are applied. External CSS files may not load in local rendering.
Are my files uploaded?
No. HTML is rendered locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Can I convert a full website?
Use our URL to PDF tool for full website capture with all external assets.