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HTML to PDF

Create a simple text PDF from safe HTML content.

Only text content and basic line breaks are preserved. CSS, images, fonts, and layout are not rendered. Built-in font supports a limited Western character set.

Processing stays in this browser

A practical guide

How to use HTML to PDF

  1. Choose a local HTML file or enter HTML source.

  2. Review the extracted plain text and choose page size and font size.

  3. Create and download the PDF.

HTML content becomes plain text

The converter extracts text and basic line breaks into a simple paginated document. It does not render CSS, images, fonts or page layout. Scripts, stylesheets, images, forms and other active or embedded content are rejected.

Processing and limits

Conversion runs locally in your browser. Input is limited to 10 MB and 500,000 characters. The built-in font has limited Unicode coverage.

Frequently asked questions

Will the PDF keep my HTML design?

No. PDF64 extracts text and basic line breaks. CSS, images, fonts and page styling are not rendered.