HTML to PDF Converter
LocalPaste your HTML, preview the printable page, then save it as PDF from your browser's print dialog. Free, no sign-up, no watermark — nothing uploaded.
Build a printable page, then print to PDF in the new window. Everything runs locally. The print dialog is provided by your system and varies by device.
What is it? HTML to PDF turns the HTML snippet you paste into a clean printable page with an in-page preview; the final PDF is produced by your own browser's print engine, locally — we never fetch web pages for you.
TL;DR: Paste your HTML snippet, check the in-page preview, then print it to PDF from your browser — no upload, no sign-up, no watermark. The tool only assembles the page locally; your browser's print engine makes the PDF, and nothing is fetched for you.
How to use
- Paste your HTML snippet into the input box.
- Click "Generate printable page" — the page previews in an iframe below.
- Click "Print" and choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog.
FAQ
Will my HTML be uploaded?
No. Everything is assembled locally in your browser; your input never leaves your device, and printing is done by your own browser.
Can it convert a URL?
No — we never fetch web pages for you. Fetching an arbitrary URL would mean making requests to third-party sites on your behalf, which cannot be done locally in your browser. To archive a full page, save it in your browser first (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S), then paste the HTML here.
Why does it open a new window?
The tool builds a printable page; "Save as PDF" is done by your browser's print engine, so fidelity matches what your browser prints. Allow pop-ups for this site.
Who decides the pagination?
Your browser's print engine paginates the content; the tool does not control page breaks.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Yes — single-file conversions use a free daily allowance and need no sign-in. There is no watermark on the output, and batch processing with a larger quota is the paid Pro tier.
Do I need to install a library or an API key?
No. Unlike the python/puppeteer/API tooling that dominates this space, everything runs in the page you already have open — nothing to install, no API key, no headless browser. For automated bulk conversion of many pages, a code library is the right tool; for one snippet, this is faster.
Can I control page breaks?
Your HTML is embedded as-is, so CSS you include — @page rules, page-break-before/after, or @media print styles — reaches your browser's print engine, which does the pagination. The tool itself does not add or override page breaks.
What about remote images, CSS or scripts in my HTML?
The tool uploads nothing, but your pasted HTML is rendered by your browser: if it references remote images, styles or scripts, your browser loads them directly from those hosts during rendering and printing. Keep the snippet self-contained for a fully offline result.
Examples
- Paste an HTML snippet → generate a printable page → print to PDF from your browser
Supported formats
Limitations
- The tool itself has zero external dependencies and uploads nothing. If your pasted HTML references remote images, styles, or scripts, your browser loads them during rendering and printing (requests go to those hosts).
- We never fetch web pages for you: there is no URL→PDF path — fetching arbitrary pages would break the fully-local, zero-upload model. Save pages in your browser (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S) and paste the HTML instead.
- The download is a web page (.html), not a PDF — the PDF is produced by your browser's print dialog (Save as PDF).
- Pagination is decided by your browser's print engine.
- Requires a browser with print support ("Save as PDF" is a standard print-dialog destination).
Privacy
Privacy first: this tool runs entirely in your browser — your input and files never leave your device, and everything is cleared when you close the page.