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HTML to PDF

Convert HTML text, headings and tables into a PDF.

Local processing

Local reading copy: Converts an HTML file, not a live website. CSS, scripts, forms and remote images are not fetched or rendered. Embedded PNG/JPEG images are supported. Server layout mode, when connected, renders supported original formatting; fonts and unsupported features can still differ.

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Drag and drop, or choose from your device. Up to 50 MB.

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HTML to PDF: how it works

Convert HTML text, headings and tables into a PDF. Choose local reading-copy conversion or the server layout renderer when connected.

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    Choose local reading copy or server layout conversion.

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    Select a supported file; confirm upload only if using server mode.

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    Convert, preview the result and download or continue editing.

Before you start: Local reading copy: Converts an HTML file, not a live website. CSS, scripts, forms and remote images are not fetched or rendered. Embedded PNG/JPEG images are supported. Server layout mode, when connected, renders supported original formatting; fonts and unsupported features can still differ.

HTML to PDF FAQs

Will the PDF look exactly like the original?

Converts an HTML file, not a live website. CSS, scripts, forms and remote images are not fetched or rendered. Embedded PNG/JPEG images are supported. The optional server renderer preserves supported document layout, subject to font and format compatibility.

Are my documents uploaded?

Local PDF tools process documents in your browser. Choosing a file alone does not upload it. Server conversion sends the chosen file only after you confirm; server AI sends extracted text only after consent. Download your output before closing the page; there is no cloud document library.

Are my PDFs encrypted?

The website uses HTTPS to encrypt the connection. Local processing does not automatically password-encrypt your input or downloaded PDF. No website can guarantee 100% security; use a trusted device and keep your original files.

How do I save a PDF on an iPhone?

After creating the result, use Save / Share and choose Save to Files. If a download opens a preview, use the browser’s Share control to save a copy.