HTML to PDF Converter

Turn sanitized HTML content into a PDF without executing scripts or loading remote resources.

How to use HTML to PDF Converter

Paste HTML or choose an HTML file.
Choose page size, orientation, margins, and background preference.
Preview the isolated content, then generate and download the PDF.

Sanitized HTML code being converted into a structured PDF document

Benefits of Our HTML to PDF Converter

Convert HTML to PDF in A4, Letter, or Legal size, ready for printing or sharing.

Wide table or tall page? Choose landscape or portrait so your content fits.

Scripts and remote resources are blocked before conversion, so your HTML is rendered without JavaScript.

Set your own page margins, from 0 to 144 points, or go edge to edge.

Check the cleaned-up result in an isolated preview before you make the PDF.

Paste your HTML code for a quick job, or upload an HTML or HTM file up to 2 MB.

Keep supported background colors and styling, or switch them off for a cleaner printout.

Turn structured HTML into a fixed PDF that looks the same for everyone and is easy to archive.

Convert HTML to PDF in your browser, with no account and nothing to install.

Who Uses an HTML to PDF Converter?

Anyone who has HTML and needs it as a fixed, shareable document. Here are the most common cases.

Web Developers

Turn an HTML snippet or template into a PDF to test how it prints, hand it to a client, or keep a record of a build.

Operations Teams

Convert generated summaries and internal HTML pages into PDF files you can attach to a ticket or store with a case.

Report Builders

Start with structured HTML and end up with a clean, printable PDF report in the page size you need.

Design Reviewers

Compare a fixed PDF version against the intended HTML layout, so you can spot spacing or styling problems before approval.

Privacy and security

HTML is processed only for this request. Scripts, event handlers, embeds, remote URLs, and local-file access are blocked.

Frequently asked questions

Not really. This tool works with HTML you paste in or upload, plus the usual CSS. It can't grab a live website, and it won't handle pages that need JavaScript to show their content. If a page looks blank or broken without scripts, the PDF will too.

No. Before anything is rendered, we strip out links to local files, scripts, embeds, and outside network resources. Your HTML can't reach into the server.

Yes. Upload one HTML or HTM file (up to 2 MB), or just paste your code into the editor. Either way, you get a preview first, so you can check it before making the PDF.

Pick A4, Letter, or Legal, and go portrait or landscape. You can also set your own margins, anywhere from 0 to 144 points, and switch background colors on or off.

No. Scripts and event handlers are removed before the preview and the PDF are created, so your HTML is converted without JavaScript. It is also a safer way to handle code you didn't write yourself.

No. Remote links are blocked, so images and fonts hosted on other sites won't show up. If you need them put the content and styling right inside your HTML.