HTML to PDF Online Free – Convert Web Page to PDF

🛡️No server required

⚡Browser print engine

🚫No watermarks

📋No sign-up

📝 Paste HTML

🔗 Enter URL

Paste your HTML code below. Full HTML documents and fragments are both supported.

⚙️ Print Settings

Page Size

Orientation

💡 How it works: Clicking the button opens your HTML in a print-ready view. When the print dialog appears, select "Save as PDF" as your printer destination to download it as a PDF file.

HOW IT WORKS

Convert HTML to PDF in 3 Steps

Paste HTML or URL

Enter your HTML code or a public web page URL in the input above.

Click Print

Your browser opens the page in print-ready mode using its native rendering engine.

Save as PDF

In the print dialog, choose "Save as PDF" as the destination to download your PDF.

HTML to PDF Conversion Using Your Browser's Print Engine

PDFScanner's HTML to PDF tool leverages your browser's native print-to-PDF capability — the same engine used by web developers to generate reports, receipts, and invoices. This approach produces pixel-accurate results because the browser renders CSS exactly as it would display the page on screen, including fonts, layouts, and colors.

Why Browser-Based HTML to PDF Is the Most Accurate

Many server-based HTML to PDF converters use headless Chromium or wkhtmltopdf which can produce slightly different results from what you see in the browser. With PDFScanner, the actual rendering browser doing the conversion is the same one displaying the page — ensuring perfect fidelity.

FAQ

HTML to PDF — FAQ

Will CSS styles be preserved in the PDF?▼

Yes. The browser renders your HTML with all CSS applied before printing. Inline styles, embedded stylesheets, and most web fonts are preserved.

Why use "Save as PDF" in the print dialog?▼

All modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) have a built-in "Save as PDF" printer destination. This creates a real PDF file from the browser's rendered output — no external software needed.

Can I convert a live website URL?▼

Yes, using the URL tab. Note that some websites use X-Frame-Options headers that prevent iframe embedding. If the preview doesn't load, copy the page's HTML source code and paste it in the HTML tab instead.