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HTML to PDF

Paste HTML and get a PDF two ways: (1) Print Preview — opens your browser print dialog with the HTML rendered, pick Save as PDF for pixel-perfect output with CSS and fonts intact; (2) Text-PDF — extracts visible text and lays it out into a smaller vector PDF using pdf-lib.

"Open Print Preview" gives you the highest-fidelity result — your browser prints the HTML (with CSS, fonts, images) into a PDF via the OS print dialog. "Text-PDF" extracts visible text and lays it out into a smaller, vector-based PDF.

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How to use HTML to PDF

  1. Paste an HTML fragment or full document.
  2. Click Open Print Preview to use the browser's Save as PDF.
  3. Or click Download text-PDF for a small text-only output.

What is HTML to PDF?

The browser print path is the highest-fidelity option since your browser already knows how to render HTML+CSS — you just save the result. The text-PDF path is useful when you want a smaller, searchable archive without styling.

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FAQ

Why two output modes?
Print Preview preserves CSS, fonts, images perfectly but requires the user's print dialog. Text-PDF is one-click but discards visual formatting.
Does my HTML get sent anywhere?
No — both paths run entirely in your browser.

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