About HTML to PDF
HTML to PDF takes a saved web page or hand-written HTML file and renders it as a clean, print-ready PDF — perfect for invoices, certificates, reports, archives, and email-ready documents.
You pick the engine that fits the job: a Fast mode for simple HTML that turns around in about a second, or a High Quality mode that uses a real headless Chromium browser for pixel-perfect rendering of modern CSS (flexbox, grid, gradients, shadows, web fonts).
Privacy first: Your files are processed using client-side JavaScript when possible. Files sent to our servers are encrypted with TLS and automatically deleted within 1 hour.
How to use HTML to PDF
Get the result you need in just three simple steps:
Upload HTML
Drag and drop your .html or .htm file (or click to browse).
Pick engine + layout
Choose Fast (lower quality) or High quality (slower). Then pick paper size, orientation, and — for High quality — a screen size.
Download
Click Run — Fast finishes in ~1 second, High quality takes 5–10 seconds.
Key Features
Two engines
Fast (DOMPDF, pure PHP) for simple HTML; High quality (Chromium via spatie/laravel-pdf) for modern CSS — flexbox, grid, gradients, shadows.
Screen size selector
Render at Desktop (1920×1080), Laptop, Tablet, or Mobile width so responsive sites lay out exactly how you want them.
Standard paper sizes
A3, A4, A5, US Letter, US Legal — pick the format that fits your workflow.
Portrait or landscape
One click to flip the orientation.
Common Use Cases
- Generate invoices and receipts from an HTML template.
- Archive a web page as a permanent PDF record.
- Convert formatted reports into a deliverable document.
- Print-ready certificate or ticket from an HTML design.
Security & Privacy
We take your data security seriously. Here's how we protect your files:
- TLS encryption: All file transfers are encrypted using industry-standard TLS 1.3 protocol.
- Auto-deletion: Uploaded files are automatically and permanently deleted from our servers within 1 hour.
- No access: We never read, analyze, or store the contents of your files.
- Browser processing: When possible, files are processed directly in your browser without being uploaded.