Paste HTML markup or plain text and get back a formatted PDF, useful for turning an email draft, code output, or simple web content into something you can save or share.
Plain text and simply styled HTML (headings, paragraphs, basic inline formatting) convert predictably. Content relying on external stylesheets or JavaScript won't carry its full visual design, since the converter only renders what's directly present in what you paste.
Saving a nicely formatted email draft, a piece of code output, or release notes copied from another tool as a permanent, shareable PDF rather than a link that might expire or change.
Paste the content itself, not a URL. Copy what you want from the page and paste it in.
Basic formatting and inline-styled content renders through; complex external stylesheets or scripts won't apply.
No hard limit. Longer content just spans multiple pages automatically.
Yes, standard HTML tables render fine as long as the markup is in what you paste.