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HTML to PDF Converter: Save Web Pages as Documents
Need to archive a website or save an email receipt? Our HTML to PDF Converter renders raw HTML code or files into a high-quality PDF document. Unlike taking a screenshot, this tool preserves selectable text, clickable links, and CSS styling, giving you a perfect digital copy of the web content.
How to Convert HTML to PDF
Turn code into a readable document in three steps using our HTML to PDF tool:
1. Upload HTML
Upload your .html file directly. We support files with inline CSS.
2. Render Page
Our engine “views” the code just like a web browser to capture the layout.
3. Download PDF
Save the result as a portable PDF file that opens on any device.
Why Convert Web Code to PDF?
HTML is fluid and changes depending on the screen size. PDF is static and permanent. Here is why you should convert:
Archiving Content
Websites change or go offline. Converting a page to PDF creates a permanent snapshot that you can store offline for legal or personal records.
Live Links
Unlike a PNG screenshot, our PDF output keeps hyperlinks active. If your HTML contains a link to Google, it will still work in the PDF.
CSS Support
We don’t just strip the text. Our renderer respects standard CSS styling, so colors, fonts, and tables appear exactly as they were designed.
Invoice Generation
Developers often generate HTML invoices. Use this tool to convert those temporary HTML views into downloadable PDF bills for clients.
HTML File vs. PDF Document
| Feature | HTML File | PDF Document |
|---|---|---|
| Portability | ⚠️ Requires Browser | ✅ Universal |
| Layout | ⚠️ Shifts (Responsive) | ✅ Fixed (WYSIWYG) |
| Editing | ✅ Easy (Code) | ❌ Read-Only |
* Need to get the code back? Use our PDF to HTML Converter.
Tips for Perfect Rendering
Converting code to a static page can be tricky. Follow these tips:
- Use Inline Styles: For the most reliable results, ensure your CSS is within the HTML file (in the
<style>tag) rather than in a separate external file link. - Images: If your HTML references images hosted online, ensure they are publicly accessible so our renderer can fetch and place them in the PDF.
- Page Breaks: You can force a new page in the PDF by adding the CSS property
page-break-before: always;to any element in your HTML code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Currently, this tool accepts .html file uploads or raw code. To convert a live URL, simply save the page (Right Click > Save As) and upload the file here.
If your HTML links to local images on your computer (e.g., C:/Users/Images/logo.png), our server cannot see them. Ensure images use absolute URLs (http://…) or are embedded as Base64.
Yes! Unlike a screenshot, we render text as vector data. You will be able to highlight, copy, and search for words inside the generated PDF.
Yes. We do not inspect your code. The processing happens automatically, and the source files are permanently deleted from our system after 1 hour.