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About HTML to PDF

Turning HTML into a PDF is a common need for invoices, reports, and saved web pages. ILikePdf HTML to PDF renders your HTML code with its CSS styling into a PDF with configurable page size and margins. The preview shows the exact output before you convert. Because rendering happens in the browser — the same engine that displays the page — the result matches what you see on screen, with no server-side quirks and no upload.

How to convert HTML to PDF HTML to PDF

Step 1: Paste your HTML code into the editor, or upload an HTML file.
Step 2: Preview the rendered page to check styling.
Step 3: Set the output page size and margins.
Step 4: Click Convert to render the HTML into a PDF.
Step 5: Download the result.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I convert HTML to PDF for free?

Yes. Paste any HTML code or provide a URL to convert to a pixel-perfect PDF. Free, no upload, no sign-up, no watermarks.

Does it support CSS and JavaScript?

Yes. Full CSS (including Flexbox, Grid, animations, @media print) and client-side JavaScript are supported. The page renders just like a browser before capturing to PDF.

Can I set custom page size and margins?

Yes. Choose from A4, Letter, Legal, or custom page dimensions. Set margins, orientation (portrait/landscape), and page background colour independently.

Is the conversion done locally?

Yes. HTML rendering and PDF generation both happen in your browser via WebAssembly. Your HTML code or URL content never reaches any server.

Are hyperlinks preserved in the PDF?

Yes. All anchor tags with href attributes are converted to clickable links in the output PDF. Internal anchors within the document also work as navigable links.

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