HTML text to PDF
Reflow readable text from pasted or local HTML into an image-only PDF, with no webpage requests.
Tool guide
How to use HTML text to PDF
Reflow readable text from pasted or local HTML into an image-only PDF, with no webpage requests.
- Choose one supported local file or try the labelled sample. HTML also accepts pasted source; use one input method at a time.
- Pasted HTML or one UTF-8 .html/.htm file ≤1 MiB; 200,000 extracted characters; 20 pages; 32 MiB PDF; 60-second deadline.
- Readable text is reflowed onto image-only A4 pages using system fonts. Source CSS, layout, images, links, forms, scripts and resources are discarded. CSS visibility is ignored, so style-hidden text may be included. No URL fetching or webpage screenshot. PDF text is not searchable/selectable.
- Choose Create text PDF. Review the first-page preview and extracted text where available, then download and inspect every exported page.
- Cancel stops local parsing/rendering/export. Editing invalidates output. Clear or leaving the page discards files/results and revokes temporary URLs; downloaded files remain on your device. No file or extracted content is uploaded or saved to your account.
Common questions
What does HTML text to PDF preserve?
Readable text is reflowed onto image-only A4 pages using system fonts. Source CSS, layout, images, links, forms, scripts and resources are discarded. CSS visibility is ignored, so style-hidden text may be included. No URL fetching or webpage screenshot. PDF text is not searchable/selectable.