PDF Tools
HTML to PDF
Convert a local HTML file to PDF. The page is rendered by a real Chromium browser — backgrounds, colours, and web fonts are preserved. No account required.
Frequently asked questions
- Does my file get uploaded?
- Yes — the HTML file is sent to our server for conversion by a headless Chromium browser, then discarded immediately. It is not stored or logged.
- Will external resources like images and CSS load?
- Externally-hosted resources (CDN-hosted fonts, images from a URL) load. Local resources referenced by relative path — images or CSS files on your computer — do not, because the server does not have access to your local file system. Use inline styles or data URIs for content that must appear in the PDF.
- How is this different from the URL to PDF tool?
- URL to PDF takes a web address and fetches the live page. HTML to PDF takes a file you upload — useful for converting locally-saved pages, generated HTML reports, or email templates that are not hosted anywhere.
- Does it support JavaScript?
- Yes. Chromium runs the full JavaScript engine before capturing the page. Content rendered by JavaScript appears in the PDF after a 1-second wait delay.