HTML File to PDF Converter

How to Convert HTML to PDF

1. Save your page as an .html file if it is online, using your browser's Save Page As. The tool takes files, not web addresses.
2. Drop the .html file onto the tool, or click to browse. You can add several; each one becomes a page.
3. Check the preview cards. They show how each file will be drawn. Remove any you don't need.
4. Choose page size, orientation and quality. Fit to Content sizes the page to the document. Best (95%) is the default.
5. Click Convert. The PDF is built in your browser tab and downloads as html_to_pdf_ plus the date and time.

Why Use This HTML to PDF Converter

• The file itself stays on your device. Your HTML is read and drawn by code running in your browser tab, not on our server.
• Styles are drawn for you. Inline styles, style blocks, tables and images embedded in the file are rendered like a browser would. Very complex layouts can differ slightly.
• Preview before you convert. A thumbnail of each file appears first, so a broken layout shows up early.
• Several files, one PDF. Each HTML file becomes its own page in the combined document.
• Three quality levels. Choose Best (95%), High (85%) or Good (75%) to trade sharpness for file size.

Good to know: every HTML file becomes one page, scaled to fit, with no page breaks, so a long page is shrunk rather than split. It suits one-page documents such as invoices, certificates and email templates. The result is a picture of the page: text can't be selected and links don't click. Scripts don't run, so content that JavaScript builds will be missing. Images, fonts and stylesheets that the file loads from other websites are requested by your browser from those sites, and images from servers that don't allow it can make the conversion fail. Files with inline CSS and embedded images work best, and relative paths to files saved next to the page won't load.

FAQ

How do I convert an HTML file to PDF?

Save the page as an .html file, drop it onto the tool, pick a page size and click Convert. The PDF downloads when it is ready.

Can I convert a URL or a live web page?

No. The tool only reads .html files from your device. For a live page with selectable text and proper page breaks, use your browser's Print option and save as PDF.

Why is my long HTML page squeezed onto one page?

Each file is drawn as a single picture and fitted to one page, with no page breaks. Long pages end up small. Splitting the content into several shorter files gives you a page each.

Will my CSS and images be kept?

Inline styles, style blocks and images embedded in the file are kept. Stylesheets and images loaded from other websites may or may not work, and files linked by a relative path next to the HTML will not load.

Does JavaScript run during conversion?

No. Scripts are ignored, so anything that only appears after JavaScript runs will be missing from the PDF.

Can I select and copy text in the PDF?

No. The page is drawn as an image, so text is not selectable or searchable and links are not clickable. Printing the page to PDF from your browser keeps real text.