How can I get started with the conversion?▼
It's very simple. Just paste your HTML into the editor. For a detailed step-by-step guide, please visit our
User Guide.
Are my files uploaded to a server when converting HTML to PDF?▼
No, absolutely not. Our HTML to PDF converter works entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript technology. There is no upload to any server, and your files are never stored anywhere except on your own device. This ensures complete privacy and security for your sensitive documents.
What HTML and CSS features are supported in the PDF conversion?▼
Our converter supports a wide range of HTML and CSS features including: all heading levels (h1-h6), paragraphs, ordered and unordered lists, tables with complex structures, CSS styling (colors, fonts, margins, padding), div layouts, spans, and more. Images work best when embedded as Base64 data URLs or referenced as local files. External resources from other domains may not be included automatically for security reasons.
Why are external images or web fonts missing in my PDF?▼
External resources from other domains are not embedded automatically for privacy, security, and compatibility reasons. To include images in your PDF, either embed them as Base64 data URLs or use local file references. For fonts, it's best to use system fonts or embed web fonts directly in your CSS using @font-face with Base64 encoded font files.
Are there any size or performance limitations?▼
Yes, performance depends on your device's capabilities (CPU, RAM) and the complexity of your HTML document. Very large documents with extensive CSS, many images, or complex table structures may take longer to convert. For best results, break extremely large documents into smaller sections. The tool works best with documents up to approximately 50-100 pages, though this varies by content complexity and device performance.
Can I convert a web page from another website to PDF?▼
Not directly through URL input, as this would require server-side processing and raise privacy concerns. However, you can view the source code of any web page (right-click → "View Page Source" in most browsers), copy the HTML, and paste it into our editor. Remember to embed any images as data URLs or download them locally for the conversion to work properly.
Can I customize page margins, size, and orientation?▼
Yes! The default format is A4 with exactly 10mm margins on all sides (top, bottom, left, right). You can toggle between portrait and landscape orientation using the settings panel. For more advanced customization, you can include CSS in your HTML with custom margins and sizing. Note that @page rules in your CSS are filtered for consistency with our processing engine.
What quality settings should I use for my PDF?▼
We offer three quality levels: Normal (faster, smaller file size), High (balanced), and Very High (best quality, larger file size). For documents with detailed images or fine text, choose High or Very High. For simple text documents or when file size is a concern, Normal quality is usually sufficient. You can experiment with different settings to find the right balance for your needs.
Is this HTML to PDF converter really free?▼
Yes, completely free with no hidden costs or limitations. You don't need to create an account or provide any personal information. You can convert as many HTML documents to PDF as you need. We show non-intrusive advertisements to support the hosting and development of this tool, but they never interfere with the conversion process.
How is advertising handled on this website?▼
We use Google AdSense to display relevant, non-intrusive advertisements that help keep this tool free. In compliance with GDPR and other privacy regulations, ads are only loaded after you provide consent through our Consent Management Platform (CMP). You can change your advertising preferences at any time by visiting our
Cookie Settings page. For more details, please see our
Privacy Policy.
Can I use this tool for commercial purposes?▼
Yes, you are free to use our HTML to PDF converter for both personal and commercial purposes. There are no restrictions on the type of documents you can convert or how you use the generated PDFs. However, please review our
Terms of Service for complete usage guidelines.
I have more questions. Where can I find help?▼
More questions? Check our
FAQ or
contact us.