Will it run JavaScript?

No. We render the static DOM you provide, so scripts and dynamic content aren't executed.

Can I use my own CSS?

Yes — include tags inside the HTML you paste.

HTML to PDF

Paste HTML (or upload a .html file) and download a cleanly paginated PDF.

Upload .html file

How to html to pdf

1
Paste your HTML or upload a .html file.
2
Adjust styles in-line as needed.
3
Click Convert to download your PDF.

Understanding html to pdf

Turning HTML into PDF means laying out a fluid, screen-oriented medium onto fixed paper pages. The page is rendered to a canvas and placed into a PDF, which is why the output looks like a screenshot of the rendered page rather than a re-typeset document.

That approach is reliable for invoices, receipts, email exports and other self-contained snippets. It is less suited to long, interactive pages that depend on scripts, lazy loading or external stylesheets.

Input HTML is sanitised before rendering, so scripts and inline event handlers in pasted markup are stripped rather than executed.

When you would use it

—Saving an HTML invoice or order confirmation as a permanent record.
—Converting an exported email body into an attachable document.
—Archiving a simple report generated by an internal tool.
—Producing a PDF from hand-written HTML with inline CSS.

Practical tips

Inline your CSS. External stylesheets are not fetched, so an unstyled result usually means the styles never arrived.
Keep the content narrow — around 800 px — so it maps neatly onto A4 width.
Use web-safe or system fonts; a font that fails to load falls back and shifts your layout.

Troubleshooting

The output is blank: The markup probably rendered zero height. Ensure there is visible, non-absolutely-positioned content.
Text is not selectable: Rendering is raster-based by design. For selectable text, use Markdown to PDF or TXT to PDF instead.

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