- Enter the address of the page. Only the address is sent — the renderer opens the page and sends back the PDF.
- The settings column holds 7 controls for this tool. The defaults suit most files.
- “Convert to PDF” works on your device, then Original and Result sit side by side with a download.
About HTML to PDF
HTML to PDF turns a web page into a PDF from its address alone, keeping the page’s own styles, fonts and images, rendered at the screen width you pick.
This is the one tool here that cannot run in your tab, and the reason is a rule of the web rather than a shortcut: a page in one site may not read another site’s markup, stylesheets or images. So the address you type is sent to our renderer, which opens the page in a headless browser and sends back the PDF. Only the address goes — nothing of your own, and no file.
Screen size is the setting that matters most, because a modern page is not one layout but several, and which one you get depends on how wide the window is. Laptop width gives the layout most people mean; phone width gives the narrow one, which is often the tidier read.
Sheets cuts the page into A4 or Letter pages the way printing would. One long page makes a single page as tall as the whole document, which keeps a long article in one piece and is better on screen than on paper.