HTML to PDF
Turn HTML files into clean, paginated PDFs — your page size, margins, and page numbers. Up to 50 at once, all in your browser.
HTML → PDF
Why convert HTML to PDF?
An HTML file opens in a browser, but it is awkward to share. It can pull in external styles, images and fonts, it reflows to fit whatever window it lands in, and a saved web page is really a folder of loose files. A PDF freezes the page into one self-contained document with fixed pages, so an invoice, receipt, report, email export or saved article looks the same for everyone and prints cleanly. This tool renders your HTML the way a browser would, then lays it out across real pages at the size you pick: A4, Letter or Legal, portrait or landscape, with the margins and optional page numbers you choose. A live preview shows the exact pagination before you download. You can convert one file or a whole batch, and save them individually or as a ZIP. By default it blocks external requests, so a page never quietly calls out to a server while it converts; you can opt in if your file needs remote images or fonts. The whole conversion happens in your browser, so your HTML never leaves your device.
How do I convert an HTML file to PDF for free?
Open your .html or .htm file in a browser-based HTML to PDF converter, choose the page size, margins and orientation, then download a paginated PDF. Everything runs on your device, so the file is never uploaded. If you need pixel-sharp, selectable text, use the Print to PDF option, which hands the page to your browser's own print engine.