Turn a saved web page or HTML report into a clean, paginated A4 PDF — text stays selectable and searchable.
Use This Tool — Free ↗Choose the JPG, PNG or other image files.
Each image becomes a page, in your selected order.
One shareable file, ready to send or print.
HTML files are perfect for browsers and terrible for everything else: they arrive as loose files, render differently everywhere, and are awkward to print or archive. Converting to PDF freezes the content into a fixed, portable document that opens identically on any device.
It's the practical answer for archiving reports generated as HTML, saving invoices or receipts delivered as web pages, and turning documentation into something you can print or attach to an email. Self-contained files (with inline styles) convert best; scripts are ignored and remote assets are not fetched.
Where this helps most: archiving order confirmations and receipts that arrive as web pages, freezing HTML reports generated by internal tools, and turning documentation into something printable. Save the page from your browser first (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S, "Webpage, HTML only"), then convert the saved file here.
Standard content HTML: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, inline styles and embedded text. Scripts are ignored, and external stylesheets or remote images are not fetched — self-contained files convert best.
Yes. The converter builds a real text layer, so the PDF is searchable and copy-paste friendly — it's not a screenshot.
Yes — select multiple files and each becomes its own PDF, delivered together as a ZIP.
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Not yet — it converts uploaded .html files. Save the page from your browser first (Cmd/Ctrl+S), then upload the saved file.