Convert HTML to a PDF

Saving an HTML page or fragment as a PDF is what you do when you want to archive a webpage exactly as it looks today, share a styled invoice that opens identically in every reader, or produce a printable handout from an article. Paste the HTML source code directly into the box, or upload a saved .html file, then click Convert — the page is rendered in a sandboxed iframe and exported as a PDF.

Output uses A4 portrait pages. Long pages are paginated automatically: the rendered HTML is sliced into page-height chunks and each chunk becomes one PDF page. CSS styling is preserved as-is — fonts, colors, images, layouts all render the way they do in the browser. Use this for static pages where what-you-see-is-what-you-get matters more than text selectability.

Tradeoff to know about: the output is a rasterized PDF, meaning the text is rendered as image pixels rather than embedded as selectable text. Search and copy-paste won't work on the resulting file. For text-heavy documents where selectability matters, exporting from the originating tool (Word, Google Docs, etc.) directly to PDF is a better fit. For pixel-faithful page archival, this tool's output is exactly what you want.