HTML to PDF
Convert an uploaded HTML or HTM file, or a ZIP with its local files, to PDF. Set page options before converting, then check the preview and result details.
Your file is uploaded over a secure connection and processed on our server. The original is deleted right after processing, the result after 1 hour (24 hours in your account).
Upload one HTML or HTM file, or a ZIP containing the page and its folders. Format is detected from file content, not just the filename extension. You can’t enter a webpage address or paste HTML code.
For a ZIP, include the page and its local images, stylesheets, and fonts. The converter uses index.html, or the first HTML file found at the top level or inside a folder.
Choose page settings and select “Convert to PDF.” The result shows the PDF’s page count, first-page preview, and details about blocked internet resources or missing files. Review them if images or styles are missing.
Choose A4, Letter, A3, A5, or Legal page size and Portrait or Landscape orientation. Margins can be None, Narrow (10 mm), Normal (20 mm), or Custom (0–50 mm per side). With “Use page settings from the HTML (@page)” on, HTML paper size and margins take priority. Turn it off to use your selections. Background colors and images print by default. Disable this option to omit them.
Only uploaded files and data: addresses are used. External web images, stylesheets, and fonts are not loaded, and JavaScript does not run. JavaScript charts and single-page apps are unsupported. Output uses regular PDF pages, not one continuous page. Exact browser rendering and iframe content aren’t supported.
One file is processed at a time. HTML/HTM files are limited to 5 MB. ZIPs are limited to 20 MB, 1,000 files, and 100 MB unpacked. The tool is free, requires no registration, and adds no watermark. Files are securely uploaded and processed on the server. The original is deleted after conversion, whether it succeeds or fails. PDFs are retained for 1 hour for guests or 24 hours for registered users, then deleted automatically.
FAQ
Will links in the HTML still work in the PDF?
Links remain clickable in the converted PDF. This does not make the page interactive, and interactive form fields are not supported in the PDF.
Are fonts embedded in the converted PDF?
Fonts are embedded. Cyrillic text is supported, and Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text is shown using Noto CJK fonts.
Why are images or stylesheets missing from my PDF?
Resources referenced by web addresses are not loaded. Put local images, CSS, and fonts in the ZIP alongside the HTML file. The result details identify resources that could not be loaded or files missing from the upload.
Will the PDF look exactly like the page in my browser?
No. Flex and grid layouts are supported only partly, and iframes are not shown. Ads and cookie banners are not removed during conversion.