HTML to PDF & Image Converter

Begin by choosing one of three easy ways to input your content. The tool is flexible to match your workflow:

• Code: Directly paste your HTML into the main text box. You can also add corresponding styles in the optional CSS box below it.
• File Upload: Drag and drop an `.html` file onto the upload area, or click to browse and select a file from your device.
• From URL: Enter a live website URL. Our tool will attempt to fetch the site's HTML and load it into the code box for you.

In the "Settings" panel, you can tailor the output to your exact needs before conversion:

• Format: Choose between PDF (for documents), PNG (for transparency), JPG (for smaller file sizes), or WEBP (for modern web optimization).
• PDF Settings: If you choose PDF, select your preferred Page Size (e.g., A4, Letter) and Orientation (Portrait/Landscape).
• Sizing: For full-page captures, use Auto-size to content. For specific dimensions, uncheck it and enter a manual Width and Height.
• Image Background: For image formats, select a transparent, white, or custom-colored background.
• Scale & Delay: Generate a higher-resolution file (2x or 3x) or add a delay (in milliseconds) to allow time for animations to finish before capture.

Once your settings are configured, click the large Generate Preview button. Our tool will render your HTML and display the resulting image in the preview area. You can use the zoom controls ( / ) to inspect the details before downloading.

Get the most out of our converter with these expert tips:

• Always Use Auto-Size for Full Content: If you're unsure of the dimensions, the Auto-size to content checkbox is your best friend. It prevents your content from getting cut off.
• Wait for Animations: If your HTML has animations or content that loads slightly later, increase the Delay value (e.g., to 500ms or 1000ms) to ensure everything is rendered before capture.
• High-Quality PDFs: The "Auto-size" feature works great for PDFs too, ensuring all your content fits onto a single, scrollable page within the PDF document.
• Check External Resources: For best results, ensure any images or fonts in your HTML are accessible via public URLs (CORS-enabled). The converter might not be able to render resources from protected servers.

Once you are satisfied with the preview, you have convenient options to export your work:

Download File

Click the green Download File button to save the file to your device in your chosen format (PDF, PNG, JPG, or WEBP).

Copy to Clipboard (Images Only)

Click the blue Copy to Clipboard button to instantly copy the image, ready to paste directly into other applications like Figma, Photoshop, Slack, or a document.