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Convert HTML to PDF

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Why convert HTML to PDF?

Turning a web page into something you can archive, sign or print exactly as it appeared.

What is HTML?

HTML describes a document as structure - headings, lists, links - and lets the browser decide how to present it. It reflows to any screen, which is why it wins on the web and loses whenever a page must print identically.

What is PDF?

PDF grew out of Adobe Camelot project and became an open ISO standard in 2008. Its whole purpose is that a document looks the same on every screen and every printer, which it achieves by freezing the layout and embedding the fonts. That strength is also its limitation: a PDF describes where marks sit on a page, not what a paragraph is, so editing one means rebuilding it.

HTML vs PDF

HTML and PDF side by side
 HTMLPDF
Released19931993
Developed byTim Berners-Lee, then W3CAdobe, ISO standard since 2008
TypeStructured web pageFixed layout
EditableYes, as codeNot really
Layout behaviourReflows to the windowPixel-exact everywhere
Best suited toPublishing on the webSending and printing final documents
SupportEvery browserUniversal

What changes when you convert HTML to PDF?

Nothing is lost, but the result becomes fixed. Fonts and layout are embedded, so the document prints identically anywhere - and editing it afterwards means converting it back first. Text stays selectable and searchable unless the source was already a picture.

How long does it take?

Most documents finish in a few seconds. Conversion runs on our server rather than in your browser, so the slow part is usually the upload. Long reports and image-heavy files take proportionally longer.

What happens to my files?

Your file is uploaded to our server because the conversion runs there. A cleanup task runs every hour and deletes anything older than an hour, so nothing you upload survives more than about two hours. We do not open your files, we do not keep copies, and no account is needed to use the converter.

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