HTML To PDF

Turning a styled HTML file into a PDF usually breaks layouts and fonts. Our free html to pdf converter renders your markup exactly as designed — paste code or upload a file, then convert.

Create a PDF from HTML

Paste HTML code or upload an .html file

How to Use

Step 1

Paste Code or Upload Your File

Paste your HTML directly into the editor, or upload an .html file, and check the live preview so you can catch spacing or font issues before you spend time converting anything to PDF.

Step 2

Set Page Size, Orientation & Margins

Pick A4, US Letter, or US Legal, choose portrait or landscape, and set narrow, normal, or wide margins so the finished html to pdf output matches exactly how you want the document laid out.

Step 3

Choose What Carries Over

Decide whether background colors and images, clickable links, and headers, footers, or page numbers should appear in the final PDF, keeping the document as close to your original design as you need.

Step 4

Convert and Download

Click convert to render your HTML into a PDF, then download the finished file instantly, complete with the page size and options you picked — there's no account, watermark, or waiting period between conversion and grabbing your document.

Key Features

Accurate CSS & Layout Rendering

Maintain precise CSS styles, grid structures, custom fonts, and inline image placement during conversion.

Flexible File & Code Input

Upload whole HTML files or directly paste raw code snippets to generate your customized PDF files easily.

Fast Cloud Conversion

Convert complex web code into structured PDF documents within seconds using optimized backend processing.

Immediate Server Data Erasure

Protect your source code and data privacy as all processed materials are permanently deleted right after download.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You can paste your HTML code straight into the editor, or upload a saved .html file — either way, our html to pdf converter renders it the same way, so use whichever is faster for the code you're working with.

Yes. The tool processes your linked and inline CSS to preserve fonts, spacing, grid structures, and image placement, so the exported PDF stays as close to your original HTML design as possible.

No. This converter works only from pasted HTML code or an uploaded .html file — it doesn't fetch a live web address, so you'll need the page's HTML source on hand before converting.

Large HTML documents are automatically divided across multiple PDF pages, so lengthy reports, templates, or invoices still convert cleanly with consistent formatting instead of getting cut off or squeezed onto a single page.

Yes. Files and pasted code are processed over an encrypted connection, and everything is permanently erased from our servers right after your download, so internal templates and unreleased layouts stay private.

No. It's completely free, with no account, subscription, or hidden fees — convert as many HTML files or code snippets into PDF documents as you need, any time.

It's built for archiving a rendered email template, generating an invoice from a templating system, or turning an internal report into a shareable, print-ready document — all without installing software or setting up a separate rendering pipeline. Just set your page size, orientation, and margins, then convert.