Convert HTML to PDF, Free — Right in Your Browser
Drop in an .html file and get back a real PDF with actual selectable text — headings, paragraphs, bold/italic, lists, tables, and images all carry over. No account, and nothing you upload here is ever sent to a server.
Convert an HTML to PDF →How it works
Select your HTML file
Content laid out as real PDF text
Edit it if you want — optional
Download your PDF
Why converting locally matters
This editor
- Your file never leaves your device
- No account or email required
- No file size cap
- Nothing stored on any server, ever
Typical "upload to convert" tools
- Your document sits on their server
- Usually requires an account
- Often capped on the free tier
- Retention/deletion is on their terms, not yours
What carries over, and what doesn't
This reproduces an HTML file's content, not its exact visual design — there's no CSS layout engine here. Headings, paragraphs, bold/italic/underline text, lists, simple tables, and inline images all render as real PDF content. Anything relying on external stylesheets, custom fonts, flexbox/grid positioning, or JavaScript-rendered content won't appear the way it would in a browser. A simple content page (an article, an exported note, documentation) converts cleanly; a heavily designed web page's exact layout won't.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert an HTML file to PDF for free?
Click “Convert an HTML to PDF,” choose your .html file, and it becomes a real, searchable PDF in seconds — no account, no watermark.
Will my page's exact design and CSS be preserved?
No — this reproduces the page's content (text, headings, lists, tables, images), not a pixel-for-pixel copy of its visual design. There's no CSS layout engine involved, so custom fonts, flexbox/grid positioning, and JavaScript-rendered content won't carry over.
Is there a file size limit?
No — since nothing is uploaded to a server, there’s no server-side cap. The only real ceiling is what your own device can handle.
Is my file uploaded anywhere to convert it?
No. The conversion happens entirely inside your browser tab using JavaScript — your file is never sent to a server.