HTML to PDF — Render Web Pages as Printable Documents
Convert an HTML file into a PDF that captures how the page renders in a browser — styles, images, tables and all. Handy for archiving a receipt, saving a rendered report, or turning a design mockup into a client-ready document.
Renders like a real browser
Under the hood the HTML is rendered inside a hidden 800px-wide browser viewport with html2canvas, then the pixels are placed into the PDF. What you see in a browser is what you get in the PDF.
Inline CSS works best
External stylesheets and remote images depend on network access; inline styles and embedded (base64) images give the most reliable output.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does JavaScript run?
Scripts in the source HTML are executed briefly during rendering, but complex apps that fetch data may not have finished loading by the time the snapshot is taken.
Why doesn't my PDF look exactly like the browser?
The renderer uses a fixed 800px width. Responsive layouts collapse; fixed-width designs match closely.
Can I convert a live URL?
Not directly — save the page as HTML first (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S), then upload the .html file.