# HTML to PDF

> Convert HTML to a PDF in your browser. Write or paste HTML, see a live preview, and download a print-ready PDF. No upload, no tracking, no server.

URL: https://uttir.com/html-to-pdf
Categories: pdf-tools, converters, developer-tools, web-tools
Privacy: HTML and CSS are processed in your browser. The output PDF is generated locally and never uploaded to any server.

## About

Convert any HTML — a document, a styled invoice, a Markdown-to-HTML export — to a print-ready PDF. The live preview shows exactly what will be saved; the page size controls handle A4, Letter, or fit-to-content.

Everything runs locally. The HTML is parsed and the PDF is generated in your browser, so sensitive documents (contracts, invoices, internal reports) never leave your device.

## How to use

1. **Write or paste HTML** — Use the editor on the left. It accepts full HTML documents or fragments.
2. **See the live preview** — The right panel shows the rendered output. The preview matches what gets saved.
3. **Choose page size** — A4 (default), US Letter, or Fit to content (no extra whitespace).
4. **Download the PDF** — Click "Download PDF" — the file is generated and saved locally.

## FAQ

### Will the PDF look exactly like the preview?

Yes, within the limits of the rendering engine. The PDF uses the same HTML and CSS as the preview. Custom fonts, gradients, and complex layouts are all supported.

### Is the HTML sent to a server?

No. The HTML is processed and the PDF is generated in your browser. You can verify this in DevTools → Network — no requests are made while you use the tool.

### Can I include images and CSS?

Yes. Use absolute or relative URLs for images. Inline <style> blocks and external stylesheets are both supported. The renderer captures everything in the HTML, including images and SVG.

### What if my HTML has interactive JavaScript?

The PDF captures the rendered state of the HTML, not the interactive behavior. Run your JavaScript, wait for the final state, then click "Download PDF" — the resulting PDF will show whatever the page looks like at that moment.

### How large can the output be?

There is no hard limit. Practical limits come from the browser: very large HTML (100+ pages worth of content) may take a few seconds to render, and the resulting PDF can be tens of MB. For typical invoices, reports, and articles, generation is under 2 seconds.

## Related tools

- [PDF Merge](https://uttir.com/pdf-merge) — Combine multiple PDFs into one, in the order you choose.
- [PDF Compressor](https://uttir.com/pdf-compressor) — Repack a PDF with compressed object streams to reduce its file size.
- [PDF to JPG](https://uttir.com/pdf-to-jpg) — Render every page of a PDF as a high-resolution JPG image.
- [JPG to PDF](https://uttir.com/jpg-to-pdf) — Combine JPG and PNG images into a single PDF, one page per image.
- [Markdown to HTML Converter](https://uttir.com/markdown-to-html) — Convert Markdown to clean HTML. Headings, lists, links, images, code blocks, blockquotes, and inline formatting.

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