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HTML to PDF

Paste HTML or write rich text, preview the page, and export a local PDF with margins, headers, footers, and page numbers.

Local libraries Headers and footers Live preview
HTML Input
External images may need CORS. Scripts are removed before rendering for safer local conversion.
Ready. Paste HTML or start with a template.
Rich Text Editor

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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 turns raw HTML or rich text into polished PDF documents with browser-local rendering. Use the templates for invoices, reports, letters, and certificates, or paste your own HTML with inline styles, tables, lists, and images. Choose page size, orientation, margins, render quality, custom CSS, headers, footers, page numbers, and generated dates before exporting.

Everything runs client-side using local html2canvas and jsPDF assets. Your content never leaves your device, making this tool suitable for confidential invoices, contracts, reports, receipts, school letters, and internal documents. For pixel-perfect web capture of live URLs, use a server-side renderer; for private pasted HTML and rich text, this local tool gives you speed, privacy, and control.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my HTML content uploaded to a server?
No. All conversion happens in your browser using local html2canvas and jsPDF files. Your HTML never leaves your device.
What page sizes and orientations are supported?
The converter supports A4, A3, Letter, and Legal page sizes in portrait or landscape. You can choose normal, narrow, wide, no-margin, or custom 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 split across multiple PDF pages based on your chosen page size, margins, and render scale. Headers, footers, page numbers, and dates are applied to every page.
Are CSS styles preserved in the PDF?
Inline styles and the custom CSS field are rendered into the PDF. External images may require CORS access, so embedded or same-origin images are the most reliable.