How it works
Add your HTML
Paste HTML code directly, or upload an
.htmlfile. A live preview shows exactly how each page will look.Pick page settings
Choose A4, Letter or Legal, landscape or portrait, and your margins. For slide decks, keep landscape and let each
<section>start on its own page.Download PDF
Hit Download PDF, then choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog. Text stays selectable and styling stays intact. No watermark, ever.
Tips
- Presentations love landscape. HTML slide decks are usually built from
<section>elements — with the slide-break option on, every section becomes exactly one PDF page. - Use inline styles. Styles inside
<style>tags travel with your HTML; external stylesheets linked from the web may not load in the print view. - Full pages or snippets both work. Paste a complete HTML document or just a fragment like an invoice table — both render fine.
- Scripts are stripped for safety. JavaScript in your HTML is removed before rendering, so interactive widgets won’t run — design for print.
- Need to edit a PDF instead? Use Edit PDF to change text in an existing PDF right in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert HTML to PDF?
Paste your HTML code or upload an .html file, pick a page size and orientation, then hit Download PDF. Your document opens in a print view — choose “Save as PDF” as the destination and the browser creates the PDF for you.
Can I convert an HTML presentation to PDF?
Yes — that’s what the landscape default is for. Tick “Each section starts on a new page” and every <section> in your deck becomes its own PDF page.
Will my CSS styling be preserved?
Yes. The PDF is drawn by your browser’s own print engine from the live rendered page, so colors, fonts, layout and images come through as crisp vector output with selectable text.
Is my HTML uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything renders inside your browser. Your HTML never leaves your device, which is why the tool also works offline once the page has loaded.
Why does it open a print dialog instead of downloading directly?
Browsers don’t let web pages silently create PDF files — the print dialog is the browser’s built-in, full-quality PDF writer. One extra click (“Save as PDF”) gives you perfect vector output with zero quality loss.
Is there a size or page limit?
No fixed limits — documents with dozens of pages convert fine. Very large pages with huge images are limited only by your device’s memory.