Print HTML as PDF
Use the Print Dialog to Save Rendered HTML as PDF
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A deliberate design choice — browsers already contain a highly capable HTML-to-PDF pipeline, no separate library needed.
Opens your browser's print dialog rendering the HTML above — choose "Save as PDF" as the destination. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Features
- Runs entirely in your browser
- Privacy-first — your data is never uploaded
- Real-time, instant results
- 100% free, no sign-up required
- Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
- No installation needed
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About Print HTML as PDF
Turning a piece of HTML — a snippet, an email template, a generated report fragment — into a PDF usually pulls in a heavyweight rendering library just to reproduce what a browser already does natively every time it prints a page. This tool skips that entirely: paste your HTML, see it rendered live in a preview, and use your browser's own built-in print-to-PDF capability to save it, with zero extra libraries and zero uploads.
As you type or paste HTML into the source box, a live preview renders it immediately in an isolated frame with basic readable defaults (a clean system font and comfortable padding) applied, so you can see roughly how the content will look before generating the PDF. This isn't a full page layout engine simulation — it's your actual browser rendering the actual HTML, which is about as accurate a preview as is possible to get.
Clicking "Print / Save as PDF" opens your browser's native print dialog scoped to just the rendered content, where choosing "Save as PDF" as the destination (available in every modern browser, on both desktop and mobile) produces the final PDF file. This is a deliberate design choice rather than a shortcut: browsers already contain a highly capable, standards-compliant HTML-to-PDF rendering pipeline used by millions of print jobs daily, so reproducing that with a separate library would be redundant and much heavier.
Because this uses your browser's actual rendering and print engine, the output faithfully handles real CSS, fonts, and layout the same way printing any web page would — including print-specific CSS if you include it in your source. The one difference from a typical tool in this category is the extra step of the print dialog itself, rather than a single-click direct file download; that trade-off is what avoids pulling in an entire additional rendering library just for this one conversion.
How it works
- Paste or type your HTML. The source updates a live preview immediately.
- Check the preview. See exactly how the content will render before generating anything.
- Print and choose Save as PDF. Your browser's native print dialog produces the final PDF file.
Examples
Turning an HTML snippet into a shareable PDF
Input
an HTML email template
Output
a PDF saved via the print dialog, matching the rendered preview exactly