Does this send my markup to a rendering service?

No. The markup is parsed and the PDF is written in this tab, which matters when the HTML is a rendered invoice or a customer report.

Will my CSS be applied to the PDF?

No. Fonts, colours and layout come from the page settings on this screen, not from the stylesheet — that is what keeps the output readable rather than reproducing a screen layout on paper.

Can I convert a live URL rather than pasting markup?

Not from here, because fetching a URL would mean a request leaving your machine. Save the page or copy its markup and paste that in.

Are inline images in the HTML included?

No. Only the alt text is kept, since the images sit at addresses the tool deliberately does not fetch.

What happens to a form or an input element?

Form controls have no meaning on paper, so they are skipped. Any label text around them is kept as ordinary content.

HTML to PDF Converter

Paste HTML and get back a clean, paginated PDF that keeps the document structure.

The HTML to PDF converter parses your markup on your device. Rendered invoices and customer reports often contain personal data, and none of it is uploaded.

Go the other way, PDF to HTML

About HTML to PDF

Printing a web page to PDF gives you the page — navigation, cookie bar, three columns of chrome and all. Often what you actually want is the content: the report an application generated, the invoice a template rendered, the article without the furniture. This converter reads the markup for its structure rather than its appearance. Headings, paragraphs, lists, block quotes, preformatted code, horizontal rules and tables all survive; stylesheets, scripts and layout are deliberately ignored. The result is a document that reads like a document, laid out on the page size you choose, built entirely on your device.

Features

Reads structure from the markup: headings, lists, tables, quotes, code, rules
Handles imperfect HTML — unclosed tags and stray markup do not stop it
Character entities are decoded, so &amp; and &#8212; come out right
Tables keep their header row and repeat it across page breaks
Scripts, styles and page furniture are dropped rather than rendered
Drop an .html file, or paste markup and edit it in place
Uses the document's own <title> for the PDF's stored title

How to use the HTML to PDF

Paste your HTML, or drop a saved .html file onto the page
Check the block count so you can see what structure was recognised
Pick page size, margins, text size and typeface
Convert, read the preview, and download

Example

Input

<h1>Quarterly summary</h1>
<p>Revenue grew across all three regions.</p>
<ul><li>Renewals up 14%</li></ul>

Output

A PDF with a large heading, one paragraph and a bulleted line — no page chrome, no stylesheet.

Structure is what carries over; the visual design of the original page does not.

Common errors & troubleshooting

The PDF looks nothing like the web page it came from. — That is the intent. CSS is not applied — the tool rebuilds the content as a plain document. If you need a pixel copy of a styled page, print it from the browser instead.
A page saved from a site produced hundreds of blank-looking blocks. — Saved pages carry navigation, footers and inline scripts. Paste just the article or report markup and the output tightens up immediately.
Nested tables come out flattened. — A table inside a table cell is read as text within that cell. Restructure the markup into separate tables if the inner grid matters.
Line breaks inside a paragraph were lost. — A <br> starts a new paragraph block here. Wrap genuinely separate lines in their own <p> elements for predictable spacing.

Frequently asked questions

Does this send my markup to a rendering service?: No. The markup is parsed and the PDF is written in this tab, which matters when the HTML is a rendered invoice or a customer report.
Will my CSS be applied to the PDF?: No. Fonts, colours and layout come from the page settings on this screen, not from the stylesheet — that is what keeps the output readable rather than reproducing a screen layout on paper.
Can I convert a live URL rather than pasting markup?: Not from here, because fetching a URL would mean a request leaving your machine. Save the page or copy its markup and paste that in.
Are inline images in the HTML included?: No. Only the alt text is kept, since the images sit at addresses the tool deliberately does not fetch.
What happens to a form or an input element?: Form controls have no meaning on paper, so they are skipped. Any label text around them is kept as ordinary content.

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