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HTML to PDF

Convert HTML code or rich text content into downloadable PDF documents. Choose page size, orientation, and margins. Everything runs in your browser.

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Use the toolbar above to format your text. Bold, italic, headings, lists, links, and alignment are all supported.

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Convert HTML to PDF Online

The AfroTools HTML to PDF Converter lets you transform HTML code or rich text content into professional PDF documents. Paste raw HTML with inline styles, tables, images, and lists, or use the built-in rich text editor with a formatting toolbar. Choose your page size (A4 or Letter), orientation (Portrait or Landscape), and margin settings before converting.

Everything runs client-side in your browser using html2canvas and jsPDF. Your content never leaves your device, making this tool suitable for confidential documents, reports, and any content you want to keep private.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my HTML content uploaded to a server?
No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using html2canvas and jsPDF. Your HTML never leaves your device. Nothing is sent to any server.
What page sizes and orientations are supported?
The converter supports A4 and US Letter page sizes in both Portrait and Landscape orientations. You can also choose between Normal (20mm), Narrow (10mm), and Wide (30mm) margin settings.
Can I convert rich text with formatting to PDF?
Yes. Switch to the Rich Text Editor tab to use a visual editor with bold, italic, underline, headings, lists, links, and text alignment. The formatted content converts directly to PDF.
Does the converter handle multi-page content?
Yes. Long content is automatically split across multiple PDF pages. The converter calculates page break positions based on your chosen page size and margins.
Are CSS styles preserved in the PDF?
Yes. The converter uses html2canvas to render your HTML with styles into a canvas image, which is then placed into the PDF. Inline styles, classes, and most CSS properties are preserved.