HTML to PDF Converter
Convert raw HTML/CSS into high-quality PDF documents. Features smart scaling and page break controls.
HTML Input
Live Preview (A4)
PDF Configuration
How to fix formatting issues?
- Page Breaks: If content is cut off, use the + Page Break button to force a new page at that spot.
- Images: Ensure images have a defined width (e.g.,
<img style="width:100%" ...>) so they don't overflow the page. - Tables: Large tables might get cut. Try to keep tables simple or break them up manually.
How to Convert HTML to a PDF in 4 Steps
Paste Your Code
Write or paste your HTML and CSS code directly into the editor. The live preview updates as you type.
Configure Your PDF
Choose your desired page size (A4, Letter), orientation (Portrait, Landscape), and page margins from the settings panel.
Generate the PDF
Click the "Generate PDF" button. Our tool uses your browser's engine to render your code into a pixel-perfect PDF.
Download Your Document
Your new PDF is ready for download instantly. Your code and data are never sent to a server, ensuring 100% privacy.
Your Private, High-Fidelity HTML Renderer
The Utilix HTML to PDF converter is a powerful tool for developers, designers, and anyone needing to transform web code into a portable document. It's perfect for creating invoices from a template, saving dynamic reports, or archiving a webpage with its styling intact.
Our key advantage is client-side processing. The entire rendering engine runs securely within your browser. This means your proprietary code, business data, or personal information is never uploaded or exposed. You get a high-fidelity, what-you-see-is-what-you-get conversion with absolute peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions About HTML to PDF Conversion
For security and privacy, our tool only processes the HTML and inline/internal CSS that you paste into the editor. It does not execute external JavaScript or fetch remote stylesheets, ensuring the conversion is self-contained and secure.
Our tool uses the powerful html2pdf.js library, which is excellent at creating pixel-perfect renderings. For best results, use standard HTML and CSS. Complex flexbox/grid layouts and modern CSS properties are well-supported.
The renderer does its best to automatically break pages in logical places. For more control, you can use the CSS properties `page-break-before: always;` or `page-break-after: always;` on an element to force a page break exactly where you want it.
Yes, absolutely. You can use your browser's "Inspect Element" tool to copy the HTML of any specific section of a webpage and paste it here. This is perfect for creating a clean PDF of just an article or a receipt without the surrounding ads and navigation.