HTML to PDF
Convert HTML or any web page URL into a clean PDF — choose the page size and orientation, with a live preview. Free, fast and secure.
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Turn any HTML file into a clean, print-ready PDF with full CSS support. oMyPDF's HTML to PDF tool renders your markup with fonts, colours, layouts, and images all preserved — rendered on our servers by a full browser engine for accuracy. Upload an HTML file and download the resulting PDF instantly. Ideal for reports, email templates, and web page snapshots.
How to convert HTML to PDF
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Paste or link
Paste your HTML (or upload an .html file), or switch to From URL and enter a web address.
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Style it
Pick the page size, orientation and margin — preview your HTML live as you edit.
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Convert & download
Click Convert to PDF, then download — and copy a shareable link for URL conversions.
Saving a web page as a PDF
Enter a full address starting with http:// or https://, and the page is rendered by a real browser engine on our server, with its fonts, images and layout. Unlike a screenshot, the text in the PDF stays selectable and searchable, which matters for receipts, quotes, articles and anything you may need to quote or find later.
Cookie banners, newsletter pop-ups and ad slots are removed before the capture by default. Choose Full page to keep the whole page as one long PDF page instead of slicing it into sheets, or paste several addresses to convert a reading list in one run, as separate files or merged into one PDF.
Pasting HTML and checking it before you convert
In Paste HTML mode your markup is rendered in a live preview next to the editor, so you can check an invoice template, an email layout or a generated report before any PDF is made. Fix a style, watch the preview change, and convert only when it looks right.
Uploaded .html files can be batched, up to 20 at a time, and come back as separate PDFs or as one merged PDF.
Page size, orientation, margins and screen width
Choose A4, Letter, A3, A5, Legal or Tabloid, portrait or landscape, and a margin from None to Big. Wide tables and dashboards usually read best in landscape with a small margin.
Screen width decides which version of a responsive site you capture: Desktop HD, Desktop, Tablet or Mobile lays the page out at that width before it is scaled to your paper. That is the fix when a PDF looks narrower or more cramped than the site does in your browser.
HTML to PDF features
HTML or URL
Paste HTML, upload an .html file, or convert any public web page by its address.
Live preview
See your HTML rendered as you type, then choose the exact page size and orientation.
Private or high-fidelity
Pasted HTML can convert privately in your browser; URLs render on our server with a full browser engine.
Security & privacy
Your files are processed securely on our servers over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection and deleted immediately after conversion. We never store, read, or share your documents.
Frequently asked questions
Is the oMyPDF HTML to PDF tool free?
Yes. Converting HTML or a URL to PDF is free, with no watermark and no sign-up required — on files up to 100 MB.
Can I convert a live web page by URL?
Yes. Switch to 'From URL', paste the address, and our server renders it with a full browser engine for full fidelity and selectable text.
Can I paste my own HTML?
Yes. Paste HTML or upload an .html file. You'll see a live preview, and it converts to PDF respecting your page size, orientation and margin.
Does it keep CSS styling?
Yes. Inline and embedded CSS is applied. Server (URL) conversion has the highest fidelity; in-browser conversion of pasted HTML renders what your browser shows.
Are my files safe?
Pasted HTML can be converted entirely in your browser. URL and high-fidelity conversions run on our server over an encrypted connection and the result is auto-deleted after about an hour.
Can I convert several HTML files or URLs at once?
Yes. Upload up to 20 .html files, or list up to 20 web addresses, and convert them in a single run. Choose whether you get one PDF per page (downloadable individually or as a .zip) or a single merged PDF.
What does the 'Full page' size do?
It captures the entire page as one continuous PDF page instead of slicing it into A4 sheets, so nothing is cut in half by a page break. Very long pages are split into the fewest possible tall pages, because a PDF page cannot exceed 200 inches.
Why does my PDF look narrower than the real website?
Because a printed page is much narrower than a monitor, browsers reflow to the paper width. The screen size setting fixes this: pick Desktop HD, Desktop, Tablet or Mobile and the page is laid out at that width, then scaled to fit your paper.
Can it remove cookie banners and ads?
Yes — both are on by default. 'Try to block ads' blocks known ad and tracker networks and hides leftover ad slots; 'Remove overlay popups' dismisses cookie banners, newsletter modals and full-screen overlays before capturing. Ad blocking is best effort, and you can switch either off if something you wanted is missing.
Why was part of a long web page missing before?
Many sites load content only as you scroll, and cookie banners lock the page so it can't be measured. The converter now scrolls the whole page, forces lazy images to load, waits for its height to settle, and unlocks scrolling first — so what you get is the finished page, not a half-loaded one.
Do uploaded HTML files keep their CSS and images?
Yes, if you upload them together. Drop your .html file along with its stylesheets, images and fonts and they're placed side by side on our server, so relative links like css/style.css resolve normally.