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HTML to PDF: convert a web page to PDF

Paste a page link or upload an HTML file and get a PDF that keeps the page as it looks.

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Where is the file processed?

On our serverThis tool needs our server. Your file is sent over an encrypted connection, processed, and deleted right after processing.

Steps

  1. Paste a link or pick a file: Copy the page address from your browser and paste it into the field, or choose an HTML file from your device.
  2. Convert: Tap “Convert to PDF”. Our server opens the page and converts it; uploaded files travel over an encrypted connection and are deleted right after processing.
  3. Check and download: Look through the PDF to make sure the important content is there, then download it.

What it offers

  • Straight from the link

    No copying content or taking screenshots. Paste the link and get the page as a PDF.

  • Long pages in full

    A long page is spread across several PDF pages in order, instead of a cropped screenshot.

  • Arabic pages intact

    Arabic pages stay right-to-left and usually keep the fonts you see in the browser.

  • Processed on our server, then deleted

    Our server opens and converts the page, and the resulting file is deleted right after processing.

Limits

Because the file is sent to our server, there are limits on file size and number of runs, shown on the tool page. Signed-in members get higher limits for free.

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert a page that needs a login, like my portal account or email?

No. Our server can't open pages that need your account. To save those, open them in your browser and choose Print, then Save as PDF.

Why does the PDF look a little different from the browser?

Some sites show pop-ups, ads or content that loads as you scroll, which may appear or be missing in the PDF. Check the file before relying on it.

Do you keep the link or page I converted?

No. The link or file is sent to our server over an encrypted connection, the page is processed, and the file is deleted right after processing.

Does it work with Arabic pages?

Yes. Arabic pages stay right-to-left with connected letters. The font can occasionally differ if the site uses one that can't be loaded.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. Copy the page link from your browser or the share button, paste it here, and download the PDF.

Can I get an image of the page instead?

Yes. Use HTML to image to get the page as a PNG or JPG.

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