Can I paste in a website URL instead of uploading a file?

No — fetching a remote page would mean a server doing the fetching, which breaks the no-upload guarantee every tool here has. Save the page as an .html file first (most browsers can do this with Ctrl/Cmd+S), then upload that.

Will scripts on the page run?

No — the file is rendered in a sandbox with scripts disabled, both for safety and because a static rendering is what a PDF snapshot should reflect anyway.

Does the PDF look pixel-identical to the page?

It's a rendered snapshot at a fixed page width, sliced into pages — close to how a browser's own "Print to PDF" works, not a structured re-typesetting of the content.

HTML to PDF

Render an .html file into a PDF snapshot, rasterized and assembled entirely in this tab.

Read the HTML to PDF guide

Processed on your device

Drop an .html file here, or click to browse

A saved web page or local HTML file — not a live URL, since fetching a remote page would mean a server doing it instead of your browser.

Works well with

TXT to PDF

Turn a plain-text file into a clean, paginated PDF.

CSV to PDF

Lay a spreadsheet's rows out as a readable table PDF.

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into a single file, in the order you set.

HTML to PDF

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Common questions

Can I paste in a website URL instead of uploading a file?

Will scripts on the page run?

Does the PDF look pixel-identical to the page?