HTML to PDF
Convert HTML or a saved web page into a PDF, with page size and margin controls.
Open HTML to PDF →What is the HTML to PDF converter?
A converter that turns pasted HTML or a saved web page (.html / .htm file) into a PDF, with page size and margin controls. You get a live preview, and the conversion runs entirely in your browser — your markup is never uploaded.
How to use HTML to PDF
- Add your HTML — Paste your HTML into the editor, or switch to the file tab and drop in a saved .html / .htm page. You can also load a built-in Invoice, Letter, Report or Certificate sample to start from.
- Check the preview — The live preview shows how your content will render before you convert it.
- Set page size and margins — In the sidebar choose the page size (A4, Letter or Legal), orientation (portrait or landscape), margins (None, Narrow, Normal or Wide) and quality (Standard, High or Best).
- Name the file and convert — Set the output file name, then use Convert & download to generate and save the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Is my HTML uploaded to a server?
No. The page is rendered and converted to PDF entirely in your browser, so your markup and any saved file you load never leave your device.
What page sizes can I export?
A4, Letter and Legal, in either portrait or landscape orientation.
Can I control the margins?
Yes. Pick None, Narrow, Normal or Wide margins in the sidebar to suit your layout.
What does the quality setting change?
It sets how finely the page is rendered. Higher quality gives crisper text and images in the PDF at the cost of a larger file and slightly longer conversion.
Will my CSS and inline styles be kept?
Yes. The tool renders the HTML as the browser sees it, so inline styles and standard CSS in your markup carry through to the PDF.
Can I start from a template?
Yes. The Invoice, Letter, Report and Certificate samples load ready-made HTML you can edit before converting.
Tips
- Use inline or embedded CSS — external stylesheets and remote assets may not load in a self-contained file.
- Switch to landscape for wide tables so columns aren't clipped.
- Bump the quality up to Best for documents with fine print or sharp logos.
- Load a sample first to see the kind of HTML structure that converts cleanly.