HTML to PDF

Convert HTML files to PDF documents

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Accepted: HTML, HTM · Max 50MB

Render HTML as a PDF Document

This tool takes an HTML file and renders it as a PDF using a full browser engine. The result looks like a high-quality print of a web page, complete with CSS styling, fonts, images and layout. It is ideal for converting web-based reports, invoices, documentation, or any HTML content into a distributable PDF format.

Full CSS Support

The conversion engine supports modern CSS features including flexbox, grid layouts, custom fonts and media queries. Background colors and images are included by default, giving you a PDF that looks exactly like the web page would appear in a browser. Print-specific CSS rules are also respected if present in your HTML.

Who Uses This

Web developers converting documentation or reports to PDF, businesses generating invoices from HTML templates, teachers creating printable worksheets from web content, and anyone who needs a permanent, shareable copy of an HTML page. If you can build it in HTML and CSS, this tool can turn it into a professional-looking PDF.

Tips for Best Results

For the best output, make sure your HTML is self-contained. Embed fonts using @font-face declarations and include images as base64 data URIs whenever possible. Use print-friendly CSS (like @media print rules) to control how the content appears in the PDF. Setting explicit page-break-before or page-break-after properties in your CSS gives you precise control over pagination.

How to HTML to PDF

1

Upload your HTML file

Select the HTML file you want to convert to PDF.

2

Choose page settings

Select the page size and orientation for the output.

3

Convert and download

Click Convert and download the resulting PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the converter renders HTML with full CSS support, including flexbox, grid, fonts and colors. The result looks like a printed version of the web page.
Currently, this tool only accepts uploaded HTML files. To convert a live webpage, save it as an HTML file from your browser first, then upload it here.
Images that are embedded in the HTML (using base64 data URIs) will appear in the PDF. Images referenced by external URLs may not load since the file is processed on our server without internet access to those resources.
The converter renders the page with a full browser engine, so simple JavaScript that modifies the DOM will be executed before the PDF is generated. Complex interactive scripts may not work as expected.