About HTML to PDF
HTML to PDF renders markup exactly as your browser draws it and captures the result onto a PDF page. Paste a snippet or load an .html file — inline CSS is applied, so a styled invoice or receipt template comes out looking the way it does on screen.
Rendering uses html2canvas locally. Content that depends on resources fetched from elsewhere — remote stylesheets, web fonts, externally hosted images — may not appear, since the capture can only draw what the page is able to load. Inlining your styles and images gives the most predictable output.
How to use HTML to PDF
- Paste your HTML into the editor, or upload an .html file.
- Render the preview and check it looks the way you expect.
- Adjust the markup or inline styles if anything is off.
- Export to PDF and download.
Frequently asked questions
Why are my images or fonts missing?
The renderer can only capture what the page loads. Resources hosted on other domains are often blocked — inline your CSS and embed images as data URIs for a reliable result.
Does JavaScript in my HTML run?
No. The capture renders the markup and styles as given; treat it as a static snapshot rather than a live page.