About HTML to PDF
Upload an .html or .htm file and it is opened as a document and saved as PDF. Headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and links come through.
This converts the file you upload; it does not visit web addresses. Scripts don’t run and website styling is only partly applied, so the PDF looks like a clean document rather than a browser screenshot.
Which tool for which page
- An HTML file you wrote or exported, such as a report or an email template: convert it here.
- A live web page exactly as it looks in the browser: use your browser’s Print, then Save as PDF.
- Text you want to edit later: convert to DOCX with the Document Converter instead.
How to use it
- 1Choose or drop an HTML file
- 2Convert to PDF
- 3Download the PDF
Questions
Can I enter a URL?
No. Save the page as an HTML file first, or use your browser’s Print to PDF for an exact copy of a live page.
Why does it look different from the browser?
The file is laid out as a document by LibreOffice, not rendered by a browser, and scripts don’t run.
Are links kept?
Yes. Links stay clickable in the PDF.