HTML to PDF Converter

Turn HTML markup into a downloadable, styled PDF document.

What is HTML to PDF Converter?

This tool renders HTML content into a PDF document you can download, print, or share. Paste raw HTML, upload an .html file, or use it to save web content as a permanent offline PDF. The rendering engine (jsPDF + html2canvas) captures your HTML exactly as it would appear in a browser, including styles, colors, and layout. No server-side processing — everything happens in your browser.

How to Convert HTML to PDF

Enter your HTML — paste HTML markup into the text area, or drop an .html file.
Choose page size — A4 for international standard or Letter for US paper.
Click Convert to PDF — the HTML is rendered and captured into a PDF document.
Download — save the resulting PDF to your device.

What HTML Features Are Supported?

The converter renders most standard HTML elements including headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, links, images (inline base64 or same-origin), bold/italic formatting, colors, backgrounds, borders, and CSS styles. Complex features like CSS grid, animations, and external fonts may not render perfectly since the tool captures a static snapshot of the rendered HTML.

When to Use HTML to PDF

Saving a web page or HTML email as a permanent PDF archive
Converting HTML invoices or reports to printable PDF documents
Generating PDF versions of HTML documentation or changelogs
Creating shareable PDFs from HTML templates
Exporting styled HTML content for offline reading

Frequently Asked Questions

Will external CSS stylesheets be applied?

Only inline styles and styles within the pasted HTML are rendered. External stylesheet URLs are not fetched. For best results, include all styles inline or in a <style> block within your HTML.

Can it handle multi-page content?

Yes. If your HTML content exceeds one page, the PDF will automatically add pages as needed.

Will images in my HTML appear in the PDF?

Base64-encoded inline images will render. External image URLs may not load due to browser security restrictions (CORS). For reliable results, embed images as base64 data URIs.

Is my HTML uploaded to a server?

No. Rendering happens entirely in your browser using jsPDF and html2canvas. Your content never leaves your device.