Convert to PDF
Convert HTML to PDF — free
Turn HTML markup into a clean, paginated PDF. Paste your HTML or upload an .html file and Real PDF Editor renders it to PDF in your browser — free, with nothing uploaded.
100% free · no sign-up · files never leave your device
Paste HTML or upload an .html file
Drop in raw HTML markup or upload a saved .html file, and it's rendered and split into clean A4 pages. Handy for turning invoices, reports, or exported web content into a shareable PDF without copy-pasting into a word processor.
Free and in-browser — no Adobe, nothing uploaded
The rendering happens entirely in your browser, so your HTML is never sent to a server, and there's no Adobe Acrobat or install required. Note that fetching a live URL needs a server, so paste the page's HTML or upload an .html file instead.
How it works
- 1
Open the HTML to PDF tool
Launch the editor, open Tools, and choose “HTML → PDF.”
- 2
Add your HTML
Paste your HTML into the box, or upload an .html file.
- 3
Convert
The HTML is rendered and paginated into a PDF that opens for review.
- 4
Download
Click Download to save the PDF.
Why use Real PDF Editor
- Paste HTML or upload an .html file
- Renders and paginates to clean A4 pages
- Free with no watermark
- Runs in your browser — nothing uploaded
Frequently asked
How do I convert HTML to PDF?
Open Real PDF Editor, go to Tools → HTML → PDF, paste your HTML (or upload an .html file), and download the rendered PDF. It all happens in your browser.
Can I convert HTML to PDF for free?
Yes — it's free with no watermark and no account, and your HTML is never sent to a server.
How do I save an HTML file as a PDF?
Use the “upload an .html file” option in the HTML → PDF tool, then download the converted PDF.
Can I convert HTML to PDF without Adobe?
Yes. The HTML → PDF tool runs in the browser with no Adobe software or install needed.
Can I convert a live web page URL to PDF?
Fetching a live URL needs a server, so it isn't supported here. Save the page as HTML (or copy its HTML) and upload or paste it instead.
Is my HTML uploaded when I convert it?
No. The conversion runs locally in your browser, so nothing is sent to a server.