Convert HTML markup or a full web page into a paginated PDF with your choice of page size, orientation and margins. Free and instant.
The HTML to PDF Converter turns raw HTML markup or a live web page into a paginated PDF document, letting you choose page size, orientation and margins before exporting. It is a fast way to convert html code to pdf online for saving articles, reports or code snippets in a portable, printable format.
Inline and embedded CSS is rendered as part of the conversion, so colours, fonts and layout carry through into the PDF rather than being stripped out. Print-specific CSS media queries are respected too, which is handy for hiding site navigation or ads that shouldn't appear in the printed result.
Styling defined inline or in a stylesheet is applied during conversion, so the PDF matches the intended visual design rather than plain unstyled text.
Page size, orientation and margins are all adjustable, giving control over how content is paginated across sheets.
CSS rules written specifically for print output, such as hiding navigation bars, are honoured in the exported PDF.
There is no need for a headless browser setup or command-line tool — conversion happens directly in the browser tab.
Add the CSS rule page-break-before or break-inside: avoid to elements such as tables or cards that should not be split across two pages, giving cleaner pagination in the final PDF.
Both pasted raw HTML and a page URL are accepted. Complex JavaScript-rendered content that builds itself after the page loads may not be captured, since conversion works from the rendered markup at the point of export.
A browser's built-in Print to PDF works for single pages already open in a tab, whereas this tool also accepts raw HTML input directly, useful for templates and snippets that are not hosted anywhere yet.
If content overflows the page, reduce margins or switch to landscape orientation for wide tables. Very long single elements, like an un-broken image, may still be split across a page boundary.
Yes — inline and embedded CSS is rendered, so colours, fonts and layout carry over. Print media queries are respected, which is useful for hiding navigation.
Add the CSS rule page-break-before or break-inside: avoid to the relevant elements so tables and cards are not split awkwardly across pages.
Yes. HTML to PDF Converter on Klipza is completely free with no account, no subscription and no watermark on your files, and there is no daily usage limit.
Processing happens locally in your browser wherever technically possible, so your files are not uploaded to a server, stored or shared with third parties.
Yes. It is fully responsive and runs in any modern browser on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows and macOS — nothing to install.