HTML to PDF — Paste Code, Get a Print-Ready PDF

Paste HTML, preview it live, then export to PDF through your browser's own print engine so fonts and layout stay exact.

Quick answer: Convert HTML to PDF free: paste HTML or load an .html file, style it, then export a print-ready PDF. Rendering happens in your browser — no upload, no watermark.

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How to use

  1. Paste your HTML, or load an .html file.
  2. Check the live preview.
  3. Export to PDF.

About this tool

Invoices, certificates, resumes and reports are often written as HTML because that is what a system can produce — but the recipient wants a PDF that looks identical on every device. Online converters solve this by uploading your markup to a headless browser, which is a strange thing to do with a document that may contain personal data. This converter renders the HTML in your own browser and hands it to the print engine, so the output matches what you see on screen, down to the web fonts. Your file never leaves this page — pdf-lib runs in your browser, there is no upload endpoint on this site, and the document is dropped from memory when you close the tab.

FAQ

Is my HTML uploaded?
No. Your file never leaves this page — pdf-lib runs in your browser, there is no upload endpoint on this site, and the document is dropped from memory when you close the tab.
Will CSS and fonts work?
Yes — your own CSS is applied, and system fonts render exactly as previewed.
Can I load an .html file?
Yes — use the file input; the markup is read locally.
Are external images included?
Only if your browser can fetch them; images on a blocked or private host will not load.
Why use the print engine instead of a library?
It is the only renderer guaranteed to match what you see on screen, including pagination.
Any page limit?
No account limits.