Convert HTML to PDF

Transform HTML code into downloadable PDF documents with live preview.

Convert HTML to PDF lets you write or paste HTML code with full CSS support and instantly preview the rendered output. Choose page size, orientation, and margins, then export to PDF directly from your browser. No server uploads required; your code stays completely private.

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Tutorial

How to Convert HTML to PDF

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Write or paste HTML

Enter your HTML code in the editor. You can include inline CSS styles or a full style block.

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Preview your document

Switch to the preview tab to see how your HTML renders. Adjust the code until it looks right.

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Configure PDF settings

Open settings to choose page size (A4, Letter, Legal), orientation, and margin size in millimeters.

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Download the PDF

Click Download PDF to generate and save your document. A print dialog will open for you to save.

Guide

Complete Guide to HTML to PDF Conversion

What Is This Tool?

This browser-based converter transforms HTML code into PDF documents without any server-side processing. It provides a code editor with live preview so you can see exactly how your document will look before exporting. The tool supports full CSS styling, multiple page sizes, and customizable margins, making it suitable for invoices, reports, certificates, and any document you can design with HTML.

Why Convert HTML to PDF?

HTML provides unmatched flexibility for document layout and styling. Unlike word processors, HTML gives you precise control over typography, spacing, colors, and responsive layouts. Converting HTML to PDF preserves this formatting in a universally shareable file format. Businesses use this workflow to generate invoices, contracts, and reports programmatically from templates, saving hours of manual document creation.

Tips for Better PDF Output

Use print-friendly CSS properties like page-break-before and page-break-after to control where page breaks occur. Set explicit widths on tables to prevent overflow. Use web-safe fonts or embed font references for consistent rendering. Avoid viewport-dependent CSS units; prefer mm, pt, or px for print layouts. Test with the preview before generating the final PDF to catch layout issues early.

Advanced HTML Document Design

For professional documents, structure your HTML with semantic elements and use CSS Grid or Flexbox for complex layouts. Add headers and footers using fixed positioning. Use CSS variables for consistent theming across multi-page documents. Consider using print media queries to customize styles specifically for PDF output while keeping a different style for the preview display.

Examples

Worked Examples

Simple invoice document

Create a basic invoice with company name, client details, line items table, and total amount.

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Step 1: Define the HTML structure with a header containing company info and client address.

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Step 2: Create a table with columns for item description, quantity, unit price, and line total.

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Step 3: Add a style block with print-friendly CSS for borders, padding, and font sizing.

Result: A clean, professional invoice PDF ready to send to clients or archive for records.

Data report with charts described in HTML

Build a quarterly report with summary statistics, a styled data table, and highlighted key metrics.

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Step 1: Create a title section with report name, date range, and summary paragraphs.

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Step 2: Build a data table with alternating row colors using CSS nth-child selectors.

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Step 3: Add highlighted metric boxes using CSS flexbox with colored backgrounds.

Result: A multi-section report PDF with professional formatting suitable for stakeholder distribution.

Use Cases

Use Cases

Generate invoices from HTML templates

Create professional invoices using HTML tables and CSS styling. Define your company logo, line items, totals, and payment terms in structured HTML, then export a clean PDF to send to clients.

Convert web pages to printable documents

Copy the HTML source of any web page and paste it into the editor. Adjust the CSS for print-friendly formatting, remove navigation elements, and generate a clean PDF document for offline reading.

Create reports with styled data tables

Build data-rich reports using HTML tables with custom CSS styling. Add headers, footers, color-coded cells, and summary sections. Export the final report as a professionally formatted PDF document.

Design certificates and letters

Use HTML and CSS to design certificates of completion, formal letters, or awards. Apply custom fonts, borders, and backgrounds, then export to PDF for printing on high-quality paper or sharing digitally.

Frequently Asked Questions

?Is this HTML to PDF converter free?

Yes, the tool is completely free to use with no limits on the number of conversions. There are no hidden fees or premium tiers.

?Is my HTML code kept private?

Absolutely. Everything runs in your browser. Your HTML code is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security for sensitive content.

?Does it support CSS styling?

Yes, you can use inline styles, style blocks in the head section, and most CSS properties. The preview updates in real time as you edit.

?Which page sizes are available?

The tool supports A4, US Letter, and Legal page sizes in both portrait and landscape orientation. You can also customize margins.

?Can I include images in my HTML?

Yes, you can use image tags with external URLs. Images referenced by URL will appear in the preview and the generated PDF output.

?Does it support JavaScript in the HTML?

The preview sandbox restricts scripts for security. For PDF output, only the rendered HTML and CSS are captured, so dynamic scripts are not executed.

?What browsers work with this tool?

The tool works in all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari. Chrome typically provides the best PDF save experience.

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