HTML to PDF Free Online — Convert Files & Code, CSS Preserved

Convert HTML files or raw code to PDF free. Paste HTML or upload a .html file. Inline CSS styles preserved. No upload to servers, no watermark. Works offline.

When you need to convert HTML to PDF

HTML to PDF conversion is useful for developers generating invoices or reports from HTML templates, saving web page content as a permanent PDF, converting email templates to PDF for review, archiving web content, or sharing HTML-based documents with people who won't be viewing them in a browser.

How to convert HTML to PDF free

Open ihatepdf.cv/html-to-pdf
Paste your HTML code into the editor, or upload a .html file
Preview renders in real time
Click Convert to PDF and download — no watermark

What CSS is supported?

Inline styles and embedded CSS (inside a <style> tag in the HTML) are fully supported. External stylesheets linked via <link> tags pointing to remote URLs also work if you have an internet connection. For best results when converting complex layouts, inline your CSS before converting.

Tips for better HTML to PDF output

Use print-friendly CSS — add @media print rules to hide navigation, ads, or interactive elements
Set explicit page breaks — use page-break-before: always in CSS to control where pages split
Use points or mm for font sizes — pt and mm scale correctly for print; px can behave inconsistently
Avoid fixed positioning — elements with position: fixed may not render as expected in PDF
Use web-safe or embedded fonts — custom fonts loaded from external CDNs may not render if offline

Convert a saved webpage to PDF

Save a webpage as an HTML file (File → Save Page As → Webpage, Complete in your browser), then upload the .html file to the converter. This captures the page layout including all inline styles that were applied by the website's JavaScript.

Frequently asked questions

Does the converted PDF have a watermark?

No. ihatepdf never adds watermarks.

Can I convert multiple HTML files at once?

Currently one file at a time. Process them sequentially for batch work.

What about JavaScript in the HTML?

JavaScript is not executed during conversion. The HTML is rendered as-is. Content that requires JavaScript to display (dynamic charts, lazy-loaded images) may not appear in the PDF.