Paste HTML code or a URL and save it as a PDF document.
Sometimes you need a permanent, offline copy of something that only exists as a web page or a snippet of HTML — a report generated by another tool, an email template, or documentation you want to archive. Converting it to PDF gives you a portable file that looks the same no matter who opens it or on what device.
This tool supports two approaches: pasting raw HTML code directly, or loading a live URL to preview and print. Either way, the final PDF is created using your browser's own print engine — nothing is uploaded to a conversion server.
Can I convert any website this way?
Some websites block being displayed inside another page for security reasons, so they won't load in the preview. In that case, visit the page directly and use your browser's own Print (Ctrl/Cmd+P) function instead.
Does JavaScript on the page run in the preview?
Yes, when previewing a live URL it loads as a real embedded page, so scripts do run. Very complex, interactive web apps may not print cleanly though, since print layouts differ from on-screen ones.
What's this best used for?
Simple reports, invoices, email templates, and documentation are the best fit — anything primarily text and basic styling rather than a fully interactive application.