Paste HTML on the left, watch it render live on the right, then download it as a paginated PDF. Long content flows across as many pages as it needs — page breaks are placed in the gaps between lines, not through them. Runs fully in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Live preview (A4 width)
Turn a snippet of HTML — an invoice, a receipt, a styled note — into a clean paginated PDF without opening a code editor.
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Paste HTML code, see it rendered live on an A4-width sheet, and download it as a paginated PDF (A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape) — long content flows across as many pages as it needs, with page breaks placed in the gaps between lines.
A freelancer keeps her invoice as an HTML template. She pastes it in, changes the client name and amounts in the code, watches the preview update, and downloads a tidy PDF invoice — the same template, reused every month, with no design tool involved.
The preview is your own HTML rendered by the browser itself inside the page sheet. For the PDF, the sheet is captured as a high-resolution image and sliced into page-height chunks, one per page — each cut moved to a nearby blank gap between lines — then assembled into a PDF in your browser. Because the pages are images of the rendered HTML, fonts, colours and layout match the preview exactly.
The converter photographs the rendered HTML so the layout is pixel-faithful. Selectable text requires building the PDF from text directly — that is what Text to PDF does for plain content.
You can, but pages built for the screen usually rely on external CSS and scripts that will not be fetched, so the result is the unstyled skeleton. Self-contained HTML with inline styles converts best.
The rendered sheet is sliced every page-height (A4 or Letter, in the orientation you chose), and each cut is snapped to the nearest blank gap so lines stay whole. A sheet exactly one page tall makes a one-page PDF; longer HTML becomes as many pages as it needs, and trailing blank space never becomes an empty final page.
As wide as the page you choose — 794 px for A4, 816 px for Letter, at 96 CSS px per inch — with 48 px padding, printed at double resolution for sharpness.
No. The preview renders locally, the capture happens in your browser, and the PDF downloads from the tab.
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