Why Convert HTML to PDF?
HTML is a web format — browsers can render it, but you cannot reliably share it as a document. When you convert HTML to PDF, you get a fixed, printable file that looks the same everywhere. This is useful for saving web content, generating reports from HTML templates, archiving emails, or producing printable invoices from HTML code.
Typical Use Cases
- Invoice Templates: Many invoice systems generate HTML. Convert to PDF to email or print them.
- Report Generation: Build your report in HTML, then convert it to a clean PDF for sharing with clients or management.
- Archiving Web Content: Save a web page's HTML as a PDF so you have a fixed copy that does not change.
- Email HTML to PDF: If you have the raw HTML of an email, convert it to PDF for easy sharing or filing.
- Developer Testing: Quickly check how HTML renders as a printed document before building a proper PDF generation pipeline.
How to Use It
- Paste your HTML code into the text area.
- As you type, a live preview shows how it will look.
- Click "Generate PDF" — the page renders the HTML and downloads it as a PDF.
Quick Notes
Q: Will CSS styles be included?
A: Yes, if you include the CSS inline or in a style tag within your HTML. External CSS files from URLs may not load due to browser security restrictions.
Q: What about images?
A: Images embedded as base64 data URIs will work. Images from external URLs may not load if blocked by CORS policies.
Q: Is my HTML code private?
A: Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.