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Drag the HTML file you want to convert to the box above. The HTML converter will convert it to PDF in a flash. Use the optional settings to select a paper size or apply a watermark.
Our service uses a browser engine based on Chromium, a free and open-source web browser project developed and maintained by Google, which renders identically to the Google Chrome browser. Therefore, we can convert HTML files written for most browsers based on Chromium, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Samsung Internet, and Opera, into high-quality PDFs.
The HTML pages of a report or paper form need to be separated by sections for printing, and web page developers use tags in CSS, such as page-break-before, page-break-after, and page-break-inside, to accomplish this task. Our HTML converter fully supports the tag, so you can ensure that the beginning of each chapter starts on a new page.
Our HTML converter will automatically create bookmarks when converting to PDF by referring to tags such as h1, h2, and h3 in the HTML file. If you check bookmarks in the options, converting an HTML file to PDF will automatically create a table of contents and internal links that you can use as in-page navigation. Now, you can jump directly to the section you need in the converted PDF.
If your HTML page is too wide, the PDF conversion will crop to the width of the page by default. If you select the Print paper in landscape orientation option, some content may not be cropped as the page can accommodate more landscape width. You can also use the Scale PDF option to optimize the perfect PDF quality.
If the content in your HTML exceeds the default size of the paper or contains a lot of white space, the page will be cropped when converted to PDF. Adjusting page size options and margins can help prevent content loss and improve readability when converting to PDF. Our service also supports the ‘@media print’ tag, a media query in CSS. If you have HTML that separates the styles used on the web from those required for print, checking this option will ensure that your design is optimized for print.
Consistent output: PDFs maintain a fixed layout, so they always look the same regardless of the browser or device environment.
Offline accessibility: Unlike HTML, PDFs can be read without an internet connection, making them perfect for sharing and storing documents.
Password protection: PDFs can be encrypted and access permissions set to protect personal or corporate sensitive information.
Restrict editing: PDFs can be distributed as read-only or restrict certain editing capabilities.
Accurate print output: PDFs can be set to the exact paper size, margins, and resolution, so there's no loss of quality when printing.
Eliminate browser dependency: PDFs eliminate styling issues that can occur with HTML when printing for optimal output.
Universal compatibility: PDF is supported as a standard format, regardless of operating system and software, and can be easily opened on any device.
Ideal for archiving documents: Standards like PDF/A are recognised as the best format for long-term preservation of documents.
Our free online HTML to PDF converter supports the latest versions of all commonly used browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera, and Internet Explorer browsers.
The conversion engine is based on the open source project Chromium. The conversion task starts by parsing the input HTML.
The HTML file is loaded and tokenized.
Constructs a DOM tree to represent the structure of the HTML document.
The next step is to parse the CSS.
Parses all CSS styles to create a CSSOM (CSS Object Model).
Combine the CSSOM with the DOM to see the styles computed for all DOM elements.
Combine the DOM and CSSOM to form a render tree.
The render tree contains only elements that are relevant to the rendering and are visible.
Invisible elements (e.g., display: none) are excluded from this process.
The Layout process is calculated.
It calculates the position, size, and alignment of each element on the page.
Content is split into pages based on the specified page size.
This process draws the content from the render tree onto a virtual canvas.
All visible elements, including text, images, backgrounds, and borders, are rasterized or vectorized.
Images and vector graphics are handled in the PDF at their original resolution.
Text objects are processed for rendering, and any custom fonts used on the page are embedded in the PDF to ensure consistent output.
During this process, the fonts are subset to include only the characters used in the document to minimize file size.
If embedding is not possible, alternative system fonts are used.
A PDF page object is created for each page.
Content is placed according to layout calculations.
Vector graphics, raster images, and text elements are encoded in PDF format.
The individual page objects are compiled into one PDF file.
PDFs are created in compliance with the ISO 32000 standard.
The PDF file includes all content, embedded fonts, and additional metadata.
It's safe to perform PDF conversion using our tool. Our system automatically deletes all uploaded and converted files after 1 hour to protect your sensitive data.
Our system will automatically block the upload if it determines that your uploaded file contains malware. Please double-check that the HTML is legitimate.
Set the paper orientation to landscape in the conversion options or adjust the paper size and scale.
Specify each page break in the HTML document you want to convert using the 'page-break' tag. After that, the PDF pages will be created according to the specified page breaks when you attempt to convert.
This is caused by uploading only an HTML file with missing CSS, JavaScript, and other style-related files linked to the HTML. Please convert all the linked files to a single 'mhtml' file and try again.