About HTML to PDF
HTML to PDF saves a webpage or your own HTML code as a PDF. Paste a public URL and PDF Maker fetches the page, lays it out and turns it into A4 pages — or paste HTML directly to convert invoices, templates or snippets you have written.
How to use HTML to PDF
- Choose Webpage URL or Paste HTML.
- Enter the address or paste your code.
- Select Convert to PDF and review the downloaded pages.
What to check
For safety, scripts on the page are not run. Pages that build their content with JavaScript, sit behind a login, or block automated access may come out incomplete — in that case your browser's Print, Save as PDF command is a good fallback. Combine several saved pages into one file with Merge PDF.
Limitations
Only public pages can be fetched. Some images from other sites may be missing, interactive content is not captured, and pages are stored as images so text is not selectable.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my page blank or incomplete?
The site probably loads its content with JavaScript or requires a login. Try pasting the page's HTML instead, or use your browser's print to PDF.
Is the pasted HTML sent to a server?
No. Pasted HTML is converted in your browser. Only URL mode fetches the page through our server.
Can I archive several pages together?
Convert each page, then join the PDFs with Merge PDF.