Paste or open HTML
Paste HTML code, or open an .html file. Scripts are removed and nothing is loaded from the web.
Paste HTML or open an .html file and get a PDF with real, selectable text, your print styles and page breaks.
Choose the page size, margins and scale, and add a header, footer and page numbers. Nothing is uploaded.
To convert a web page, open it, view its source (Ctrl+U, or ⌥⌘U on a Mac), copy everything and paste it here. Web addresses can’t be fetched from your browser, so pictures and style files from other sites aren’t included.
Paste HTML code, or open an .html file. Scripts are removed and nothing is loaded from the web.
See the page at the width of your PDF, with its print styles. Choose the page size, margins, scale, header and footer.
Convert and download. Text stays real text, links stay clickable, and pages break where your CSS asks.
Text is written as text with embedded fonts, so the PDF is sharp at any zoom and you can search and copy it.
@media print rules and page-break CSS apply, as when you print from a browser, and headings stay with the text after them.
Scripts never run and nothing is fetched from the web. Your HTML stays on your device.
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$1 in free credits for eligible new accounts. No card needed. Generators have separate account and credit requirements. The HTML to PDF converter is free.
Yes. Convert as many pages as you like with no account, no limit and no watermark.
No. The page is laid out and converted in your browser. Only the fonts the converter needs are downloaded.
Not directly: fetching another site’s page would mean sending your request through a server. Open the page, view its source, copy it and paste it here instead.
Pictures written into the HTML as data: images are included. Pictures and style files linked from other sites are not loaded; the converter tells you what was left out.
Yes. @media print rules apply, and CSS such as break-before: page or page-break-after: always starts a new page.
Yes. Text is real text in the PDF, with embedded fonts, so you can select, copy and search it. Links stay clickable.
No. Scripts are removed before the page is shown, so pages that build their content with JavaScript convert as they look without it.
Free, private and without limits.