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HTML to PDF Converter: Save a Web Page as PDF Online

Convert HTML files into fixed PDFs with their styling kept. Good for invoices, reports and archiving a page as it looked.

Styling kept

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File handling: your file is uploaded to our server only to run the job and is not kept for any other use. Process only documents you own or have permission to use. Read the privacy policy.

Why use the HTML to PDF Converter?

Styling kept

CSS inside the file carries over to the PDF.

One clean file

The result is a single PDF with nothing to download separately.

Temporary server processing

Your file is used only to do the job and then removed. See the file-handling note under the tool.

Fixed layout

The page is locked as it looked, with no reflowing.

How it works

Step 01

Choose your HTML file

Select a self-contained .html file.

Step 02

Render the PDF

The page is rendered into fixed pages on our server.

Step 03

Download the PDF

A snapshot of the page that will not change.

HTML to PDF: freezing a web page

A snapshot that does not change

A web page can change tomorrow. A PDF made from it keeps showing what the page looked like today, which is exactly what you want for invoices, receipts, certificates and records.

Make the HTML self-contained

The best input is one file with its CSS inside and images embedded or local. Anything the page fetches from other websites, such as web fonts, remote images or scripts, may be missing from the PDF.

Controlling pages with CSS

A few lines of print CSS go a long way. An @page rule sets paper size and margins, and break-inside: avoid stops a table row or card from splitting between pages.

Saving a live website

This tool needs a file. Use your browser’s Save Page As to download the complete page, or choose Print and Save as PDF. Turn off headers and footers in the print dialog if you do not want the date and address in the margins.

Check before you send

Open the PDF and scroll through it. Look for cut-off tables, missing images and awkward page breaks, because they are easy to fix in the HTML and hard to fix in the PDF.

Generating invoices from templates? Keep one tested template and reuse it, so every PDF has the same layout.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert an HTML file to PDF?+

Upload the .html file, press Convert and download the PDF. Styling inside the file carries over.

How do I save a live website as a PDF?+

This tool works with HTML files, not web addresses. Save the page from your browser as a complete HTML file, then upload that. You can also use your browser’s Print option and choose Save as PDF.

Does CSS styling carry over?+

Yes, styles written inside the file are respected. Images and fonts loaded from other websites may not appear, because they need a live connection.

Why is some content missing from my PDF?+

Content that appears only after JavaScript runs, such as charts or loaded lists, is not part of the HTML file itself and may not be included. Use a self-contained page for best results.

How is this different from browser print to PDF?+

Browser print dialogs often add a date and web address in the margins unless you switch them off, and they can split content awkwardly across pages. This gives a clean fixed-layout file from the HTML itself.

How do I control page breaks?+

In your CSS, the break-before, break-after and break-inside rules, or older page-break rules, tell the converter where pages should split. An @page rule can set the paper size and margins.

What is HTML to PDF good for?+

Invoices, receipts, certificates, reports and archived copies of a web page that you want to keep exactly as it was.

Is there a file size limit?+

Yes. HTML files larger than 10 MB are not accepted. Files are converted one at a time.

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