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HTML to PDF — Convert HTML to PDF Free
Convert pasted HTML code or .html files into clean, readable PDFs — articles, receipts, documentation. Free, entirely in your browser.
HTML to PDF is live — free
Paste your HTML code or drop an .html file and get a clean A4 PDF back — rendered right in your browser, nothing uploaded. (Webpage URLs can't be fetched directly because browsers block cross-site requests; save the page as an .html file first, or paste its source.)
How to convert HTML to PDF
Paste your HTML code in the box above, or drop an .html file.
Click Convert to PDF — we render it in your browser.
Long content is split across clean A4 pages automatically.
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Why use PDFZippy for this
Paste HTML code or drop .html files
Automatic A4 pagination for long documents
100% in-browser — nothing is uploaded
Free, no sign-up, no watermark
Tips for best results
Today: Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P) → “Save as PDF” works in every desktop browser.
Tick “background graphics” in the print dialog to keep colors and images.
Firefox and Edge reader views strip clutter for cleaner article PDFs today.
For very long pages, check the page count in the print preview first.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert a web page by pasting its URL?
Not directly — browsers block cross-site fetching, so save the page first (Ctrl+S → “Webpage, HTML only”), then drop the .html file here. Or press Ctrl+P → “Save as PDF” in any desktop browser.
Will the PDF include images and styling?
Yes — your HTML is rendered like a real page, so inline styling comes through. External images need to be reachable; embedding images directly works best.
Is the text in the PDF selectable?
Pages are rendered as images, so text isn't selectable in the output. For selectable text from a web page, use your browser's Ctrl+P → “Save as PDF”.
What about pages that need login?
Save the logged-in page as an .html file (Ctrl+S) while you're signed in, then convert the file here.