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PDF Free Print-Ready

HTML to PDF
Converter

Upload or paste any HTML file and download a high-fidelity, print-ready PDF. Renders with Chrome's print engine — sharp vector text, accurate dimensions, exact CSS layout. No account, no upload limits, no ads.

This converter is free — always will be.

No ads, no sign-up, no watermarks — just a clean tool that works. If it helped with a cover design, academic document, or any project, a small contribution keeps it running and supports new features for students worldwide.

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PDF Settings

Print backgrounds

Include background colors and images

Free. Always.

No ads, no paywalls, no account required. No file size restrictions, no daily caps, no watermarks on output.

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Your HTML is processed on Cloudflare's edge servers and is not stored anywhere. Files are discarded immediately after conversion.

Features

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Chrome print engine

Sharp vector text, exact CSS layout, accurate dimensions — the same engine professional designers use.

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Book cover ready

Built-in 17.808×11.25in preset for full-spread book covers. Millimeter-accurate output accepted by commercial printers.

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Upload or paste

Drag and drop an .html file or paste code directly — whichever is faster for your workflow.

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No account, no limits

Free to use without registration. No file size restrictions, no daily caps, no watermarks on output.

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Background printing

Full background colors and images rendered in the PDF — essential for cover designs and styled documents.

Support & Tips

  • →For book covers use the Book Cover preset — it overrides your CSS page size with the exact 17.808×11.25in dimensions every time.
  • →Inline all CSS inside a <style> tag — external stylesheets linked by URL may not load during conversion.
  • →For custom fonts, embed them as base64 inside a @font-face rule so they are self-contained in the HTML.
  • →Set margin: 0 on both @page and body for full-bleed layouts with no white border.
  • →If something looks off, try the Auto (from CSS) preset and verify your HTML has @page { size: ... } defined.
  • →If this tool helped you, consider leaving a review — it helps other students find it and keeps this project going.