Convert HTML to PDF - Web Pages to PDF
Transform your HTML files into high-quality PDF documents while preserving layouts and styles. Our free tool processes everything in your browser, ensuring your privacy.
Drag & Drop files here
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Upload an HTML file to convert it into a PDF document. The layout and styles from the HTML will be preserved as best as possible.
Accurate Rendering
Converts HTML to PDF while maintaining original styling and layout.
Client-Side Processing
Your HTML files are processed locally for maximum privacy and speed.
Free & Unlimited
Convert as many HTML files as you need, completely free.
Frequently asked questions about HTML to PDF
How do I convert HTML to PDF?
Upload your HTML file using the drag-and-drop area or "Select Files" button. Once your file is listed, click the "Convert to PDF" button. The tool will render your HTML content into a new PDF document.
Will the PDF retain the original HTML formatting and styles?
Our converter is designed to preserve the layout, styles (CSS), and images from your HTML file as accurately as possible in the resulting PDF. For optimal results, ensure your HTML is well-structured and uses standard CSS. Highly complex or dynamic web pages might have minor rendering variations.
Is my data safe when converting HTML to PDF?
Absolutely. PDFClear operates entirely client-side. This means your HTML files are processed directly in your web browser and are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring your data remains private and secure.
Can I convert an HTML file with external CSS/JavaScript/Images?
The tool will attempt to render HTML with embedded styles and images. For external resources (CSS, JavaScript, images), ensure they are accessible from the HTML file (e.g., relative paths if bundled in the same folder, or public URLs). Note that highly interactive JavaScript might not be fully executed or rendered in the static PDF output.
Is there a file size limit for HTML files?
While there's no strict limit imposed by our tool, converting extremely large HTML files or very complex web pages might be limited by your browser's memory and your computer's performance. For most HTML documents, this should not be an issue.