HTML to PDF
Convert a saved web page (.html) into a PDF with real, selectable text.
- Converting a web address isn’t possible here: that would mean fetching the page from the internet. Save the page first (in your browser: Save page as… “Web page, complete”), then choose the saved file and its folder.
- Scripts never run. Remote images, fonts and stylesheets aren’t loaded and are listed so you know what’s missing.
- The PDF keeps real text you can search and copy. Text uses WhyUpload’s built-in font.
How to convert HTML to PDF
- 1. Add your pageChoose saved HTML files, a folder or a ZIP, together with any local images and CSS.
- 2. Set up the pagesPick page size, orientation, margins and layout width, and whether to include background colours.
- 3. DownloadSave a PDF with real, selectable text.
Your files stay on your device. This tool does its work in your browser, and your files are never uploaded.
Common questions
Can I paste a web address?
No. The tool never fetches anything from the internet, so save the page to your device first.
What about scripts and remote images?
Scripts never run. Remote images, fonts and CSS are not loaded, and the tool lists what it skipped.
How much can I convert?
Up to 20 documents, 10 MB per HTML file, 100 MB in total and 500 pages.