HTML → PDF

HTML code into a clean PDF.

Paste HTML markup and download it as a PDF. Headings, paragraphs, lists, and code blocks are laid out on A4 pages. External images and CSS are not loaded.

stays on this device

Text content only — external stylesheets and images are not loaded. All processing happens in your browser.

How it works

How to convert HTML to PDF

  1. 1

    Paste HTML or upload a file

    Paste your HTML markup directly into the editor, or upload an HTML file from your computer. The content is processed entirely in your browser.

  2. 2

    Preview the rendered output

    The tool renders your HTML in a sandboxed iframe so you can see how it will look before converting. Adjust styles or markup if needed.

  3. 3

    Download the PDF

    Click Convert to PDF. The browser renders the HTML to a canvas using html2pdf.js and downloads the result as a PDF file immediately.

Converting HTML to PDF in a browser is a practical need for developers, marketers, and anyone who produces HTML-based reports, invoices, or email templates. This free tool uses html2pdf.js to capture the rendered HTML as a PDF entirely offline. There is no server-side rendering, no upload, and no third-party service with access to your markup or the data embedded in it.

The converter handles standard HTML and inline CSS, including layout, typography, colors, and images encoded as base64 or referenced from the same origin. External stylesheets and cross-origin images may not load due to browser security restrictions - for best results, use inline styles and embedded images. The output PDF preserves the visual layout of the rendered HTML closely, making it suitable for invoices, certificates, reports, and other structured documents.

A browser-based HTML to PDF converter is also useful for archiving web content - paste the HTML of a page, convert it, and get a private offline copy. Because the conversion runs entirely on your device, there is no risk of the content being stored or processed by a third party. No account is required and the tool is free to use.

FAQ

Common questions

Will my CSS styles be preserved in the PDF output?
Inline CSS and styles in the document head are preserved well. External stylesheets referenced by URL may not load due to browser CORS restrictions. For reliable output, inline all your CSS or use a style block in the document head. CSS features like flexbox, grid, and web fonts are generally supported as long as the browser can render them.
Is any data uploaded or logged during the conversion?
No. The HTML content is processed entirely within the browser using html2pdf.js. Nothing is transmitted to a server at any point. This makes the tool safe for HTML templates that include sensitive data - customer names, financial figures, personal information.
Can I convert a URL to PDF instead of pasting HTML?
Direct URL-to-PDF conversion is not supported in a purely browser-based tool because browsers block cross-origin page fetches for security reasons. To convert a webpage, use your browser print function (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) and select Save as PDF, or save the page source as an HTML file first, then upload it here.