HTML to PDF
Paste a web page's link and download it as a PDF, laid out just like it renders in a browser.
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How to use HTML to PDF
How to convert a web page (HTML) to PDF online – step by step
HTML to PDF saves any public web page as a clean PDF. Paste the link, choose the page size and margins, and download a PDF you can print, share or archive.
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Paste the page link
Copy the address of the web page and paste it into the page link box.
Step 1: Paste the page link -
Choose size, orientation and margins
Pick A4, Letter or Legal, portrait or landscape, and normal, narrow or no margins.
Step 2: Choose size, orientation and margins -
Press Run
Press the Run button and wait for the page to be rendered.
Step 3: Press Run -
Download the PDF
Press Download to save the PDF.
Step 4: Download the PDF
Quick tips
- Use landscape for wide tables.
- Pages that need a login cannot be fetched - save those from your own browser's print option.
- Choose no margins for full-width designs.
Common problems & fixes
- It says the link is not allowed
- Only public http or https pages can be converted.
- Parts of the page are missing
- Some sites load content only after you scroll or log in.
- The PDF is long
- Pick narrow margins or Legal size to fit more per page.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a website to PDF?
Paste the URL, choose the page settings and press Run.
Can I save a page that requires login?
No - only public pages can be fetched.
Is it free?
New accounts can use HTML to PDF free for 2 days. After that each run uses credits - the exact price is shown on the page before you start.
Can I choose the page size and margins?
Yes. Pick the page size and margins in the options before you press Run.
Will the page look exactly like in my browser?
The page is rendered like a browser would show it; very dynamic pages may differ slightly.