How to convert HTML to PDF
- Select an .html file or drop it onto the page.
- Choose page size, orientation and margins.
- Click convert. Your browser renders the HTML and lays it out on PDF pages.
- Download the PDF and check the result.
Typical uses
- Saving HTML invoices, receipts and order confirmations as PDFs for your records.
- Turning a report or newsletter exported as HTML into a printable document.
- Archiving documentation or saved web pages in a format that opens anywhere.
- Producing PDFs from HTML templates you created yourself.
HTML to PDF is useful for saving invoices, receipts or reports exported as web pages, keeping their layout in a single shareable file.
Getting a faithful result
The HTML is rendered by your own browser, so standard layouts and CSS styles come out as they would on screen. For the best results, use a self-contained file: CSS in the file itself and images embedded or available alongside it. Browsers block access to some external resources for security reasons, so images, fonts or scripts loaded from other websites may be missing from the PDF.
This tool converts HTML files you provide. It does not fetch live web pages by address; to capture a website, save the page as HTML in your browser first, or use the browser's own print-to-PDF feature.
Related tools
To make a PDF from plain text, use Text to PDF. To go from PDF back to HTML, use PDF to HTML. Conversion happens in your browser and the file is never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert a website by entering its URL?
No. This tool converts HTML files you upload. Save the page as HTML first, or use your browser's Print and Save as PDF option.
Why are some images missing?
Images loaded from other websites may be blocked by browser security. Embed images in the file or save them next to it.
Will my CSS styles be kept?
Yes, standard CSS is rendered by your browser. Very advanced layouts or animations may be simplified on paper.
Is the HTML uploaded?
No. It is rendered and converted in your browser.