HTML to PDF.
Free online converter.
Paste a URL and we'll render the HTML, CSS and JavaScript in real Chromium, then hand you back a clean, full-page PDF.
Convert HTML to PDF, the right way
Most HTML-to-PDF tools take your raw markup and run it through a static parser. That works for plain pages, but it breaks the moment the page relies on JavaScript, web fonts, or modern CSS. urltopdf.org renders every page in a full headless Chromium instance, exactly the same engine the page was designed for, so the PDF looks like the live page.
What's preserved
- JavaScript-rendered content (React, Vue, Svelte, Angular)
- Web fonts loaded via @font-face or Google Fonts
- CSS Grid, Flexbox, and modern layout
- Background images and gradients (toggle on/off)
- Print stylesheets where defined
When to use this
Saving documentation, archiving a long article, generating an invoice PDF from an HTML template, or capturing a marketing page for offline reference. If you can open it in a browser, you can save it as a PDF here.
How it works
When not to use this
If the page sits behind a login, paywall, or two-factor authentication, we can't reach it, our server can only render publicly accessible pages. And if you need editable HTML or CSS back rather than a flattened PDF, this isn't the right tool, keep the original file instead.
HTML to PDF, common questions
How do I convert HTML to PDF?
Paste the URL in the box above and press Convert. The PDF downloads in a few seconds.
Does it work with JavaScript single-page apps?
Yes. We use real Chromium, so React, Vue, Svelte and Angular pages render correctly before we capture the PDF.
Can I convert a local HTML file?
Not directly, we need a public URL. Host the file on any web server (or a service like GitHub Pages) and paste the URL.