HTML to PDF

Convert HTML content to PDF documents

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Enter complete HTML with CSS styles. External resources should be inlined.

Convert HTML to PDF Online for Free

Our HTML to PDF converter transforms your HTML code into professional, print-ready PDF documents with full support for HTML5 and CSS3. Whether you are generating invoices, creating reports, or archiving styled web content, this free tool renders your markup faithfully and produces high-quality output.

The online HTML to PDF tool processes your content server-side using a high-fidelity rendering engine, ensuring that custom fonts, images, tables, and complex layouts are preserved exactly as designed. You can paste HTML directly, upload an HTML file, or try the built-in example to see the tool in action.

Unlike many HTML to PDF converters, our tool requires no software installation, no account registration, and adds no watermarks. Inline CSS styles are fully supported, making it ideal for developers and designers who need pixel-perfect PDF generation from their HTML templates.

Key Features

Full HTML5 and CSS3 rendering compatibility
High-quality PDF output with vector graphics and sharp text
Support for inline CSS, custom fonts, and typography
Image embedding and automatic optimization
Accurate table and complex layout preservation
Print CSS media query support for print-specific styling
Upload HTML files or paste code directly
Built-in example template to get started quickly
Real-time progress tracking during conversion
Secure server-side rendering with automatic file cleanup

How to Convert HTML to PDF

Enter your HTML: Paste your HTML code into the editor, upload an HTML file, or click "Load Example" to use the sample template.
Review your content: Check the HTML in the code editor to ensure it includes all the styles and content you want in the PDF.
Start conversion: Click the "Convert to PDF" button and wait for the server to render your document.
Monitor progress: Watch the progress bar as your HTML is processed and converted to PDF format.
Download the PDF: Once conversion is complete, click "Download PDF" to save the generated document to your device.

Use Cases

Invoice generation: Convert HTML invoice templates into professional PDF invoices for clients and bookkeeping.
Reports and dashboards: Turn styled HTML reports into distributable PDF documents for stakeholders.
Certificates and diplomas: Create beautifully styled certificate PDFs from HTML templates for events and courses.
Documentation: Convert HTML-based documentation and manuals into downloadable PDF guides.
Marketing materials: Transform HTML newsletters and flyers into print-ready PDF format.
Web page archiving: Save a snapshot of styled web content as a permanent PDF record.
Contract templates: Generate PDF contracts from dynamic HTML templates with custom data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool free?

Yes, the HTML to PDF converter is completely free to use. There are no subscriptions, no watermarks, and no limits on the number of conversions you can perform.

Is my data secure?

Yes. Your HTML content is sent to our server for rendering and is automatically deleted after the PDF is generated. We never store, access, or share your content.

Does it support CSS styling?

Absolutely. The converter supports full CSS3 including inline styles, embedded stylesheets, custom fonts, flexbox, grid layouts, and print media queries. External stylesheets should be inlined for best results.

Can I include images in my HTML?

Yes. You can include images using base64-encoded data URIs or absolute URLs. For the most reliable results, inline your images as base64 data within the HTML.

What if my HTML uses external resources?

For best results, inline all external resources (CSS, fonts, images) directly into your HTML. External URLs may not be accessible during server-side rendering.

Can I upload an HTML file instead of pasting code?

Yes. Click the "Upload HTML File" button to select an .html, .htm, or .txt file from your device. The file content will be loaded into the editor automatically.

Tips & Best Practices

Inline all styles: Use inline CSS or embedded stylesheets rather than external CSS files for the most reliable rendering.
Use print media queries: Add @media print styles to control how your content appears specifically in the PDF output.
Test with the example first: Load the built-in example to see how the converter handles different HTML elements before using your own code.
Encode images as base64: Convert images to base64 data URIs and embed them directly in your HTML for guaranteed rendering.
Include a complete HTML structure: Use a full HTML document with doctype, head, and body tags for the best results.
Set explicit page dimensions: Use CSS to define page dimensions and margins for print-ready output.