HTML to PDF

Turn an HTML file, markup you paste in, or a public web page into a PDF. Styles, tables and images are rendered, then split across pages.

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HTML HTM

Up to 30 files, 100 MB each, 200 MB per conversion. mPDF

    Settings

    Inline <style> rules are applied. Scripts are stripped before rendering.
    Must be a public http:// or https:// page. Pages behind a login will not work.
    Images, stylesheets and fonts have to be reachable from the server. Anything inlined or base64-embedded always works; assets on a host that blocks requests will be skipped.
    mPDF. mPDF handles most CSS. Flexbox, grid and JavaScript-generated content are not supported — install headless Chrome for full fidelity.

    How to convert html to pdf

    1. Add your HTML

      Drop an .html file, paste markup, or give a public URL.

    2. Set the page

      Size, orientation and margins, as you would in a print dialog.

    3. Convert

      The page is rendered and paginated on the server.

    4. Download

      Your PDF saves straight to your device.

    Questions

    Can I convert a page that needs a login?

    No. The server fetches the URL anonymously, so anything behind a login or a paywall comes back as an error or a sign-in page. Save the page in your browser (Ctrl+S, "Web page, complete") and drop the saved .html file here instead.

    Is JavaScript executed?

    Only if the server has headless Chrome installed — the tool page tells you which engine is in use. On the mPDF path, scripts are stripped and you get the static markup, so anything drawn by JavaScript will be missing.

    Which CSS is supported?

    On the headless Chrome path, everything a modern browser supports. On the mPDF path, most of CSS 2.1 plus a lot of CSS 3 — but not flexbox or grid, so a layout built on those will reflow.

    Can I set a header or footer?

    Not from this form. If you need running page numbers, add an @page rule with margin boxes to your HTML and the renderer will honour it where supported.

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