Convert HTML to PDF

Last updated: June 15, 2025

Need to save an HTML page, email template, or code snippet as a PDF? OneClickPDF's HTML to PDF converter renders your HTML with full CSS support and exports it as a clean, formatted PDF document. Paste your HTML code directly or upload an .html file. The conversion happens entirely in your browser — your content is never sent to any server.

1

Input your HTML

Paste HTML code into the editor, or upload an .html file. The editor supports syntax highlighting for easy editing.

2

Preview the rendering

See a live preview of how your HTML will look in the PDF. CSS styles, fonts, and layout are rendered faithfully.

3

Adjust page settings

Choose the page size (A4, Letter, Legal), orientation (portrait or landscape), and margins for the output PDF.

4

Export as PDF

Click the export button to generate and download your PDF. The output preserves colors, fonts, and layout from your HTML.

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Common Use Cases

  • Converting HTML email templates to PDF for archival or review
  • Saving web documentation pages as offline PDF references
  • Creating formatted reports from HTML data visualizations
  • Exporting HTML invoices or receipts as PDF documents
  • Converting HTML/CSS resumes to PDF for job applications
  • Archiving blog posts or articles as PDF files

Technical Details

OneClickPDF renders HTML using the browser's native rendering engine, which means full support for modern CSS including Flexbox, Grid, and custom fonts. The rendered content is captured using the browser's print-to-PDF capabilities via an iframe. CSS media queries for @media print are respected, so you can include print-specific styles. External images referenced via URLs will be loaded and included in the PDF. JavaScript within the HTML is executed during rendering, so dynamic content (like charts generated by JS libraries) will be captured. The output PDF is a vector document where possible — text remains selectable and searchable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the converter support CSS?
Yes, full CSS support including Flexbox, Grid, custom fonts, colors, backgrounds, borders, and more. Both inline styles and <style> blocks are rendered correctly.
Can I convert a live webpage to PDF?
This tool converts HTML source code. For capturing live webpages by URL, use our Webpage to PDF tool instead, which handles fetching and rendering automatically.
Will images in my HTML be included?
Yes. Images referenced with <img> tags using data URIs or accessible URLs will be rendered and included in the PDF output.
Is JavaScript executed during conversion?
Yes. JavaScript in your HTML runs during rendering, so dynamically generated content (charts, computed styles, DOM manipulation) will appear in the output PDF.
Can I use custom fonts?
Yes. Web fonts loaded via @font-face or Google Fonts links in your HTML will be used during rendering, though they need to be accessible at conversion time.

HTML to PDF conversion is a developer essential. Whether you're saving email templates, creating reports from web data, or archiving web content, OneClickPDF handles it with full CSS support and zero server dependency. Your HTML stays private, and the output is a clean, professional PDF.

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