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Turn HTML or Pasted Text Into a PDF

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.

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What converts cleanly

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.

A typical use case

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.

How to Use This Tool

Paste your HTML markup or plain text into the input box.
Click Convert to PDF.
The tool renders your content exactly as a browser would display it, including any CSS styling, then captures that rendered output.
It's automatically paginated across as many pages as needed, and the finished PDF downloads directly.

Tips for the Best Results

Since real HTML/CSS rendering is used, styled content — colors, fonts, layout — carries over accurately rather than being flattened into plain text.
If you're pasting content copied from a webpage, some site-specific styling may not transfer if it depends on external stylesheets that aren't included in the pasted markup.
For long content, the tool automatically splits it across multiple PDF pages, so you don't need to manually add page breaks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I paste a live website URL instead of HTML?

Paste the content itself, not a URL. Copy what you want from the page and paste it in.

Are images and styling preserved from the pasted HTML?

Basic formatting and inline-styled content renders through; complex external stylesheets or scripts won't apply.

Is there a length limit?

No hard limit. Longer content just spans multiple pages automatically.

Can I include a table?

Yes, standard HTML tables render fine as long as the markup is in what you paste.

Does this support real HTML and CSS, or just plain text?

Full HTML and inline CSS are rendered, so styled content (headings, colors, tables, formatting) appears in the PDF as it would in a browser.

Can I paste content copied from a website?

Yes, though styling that relies on external stylesheets not included in what you paste may not fully carry over.

Is there a length limit on what I can convert?

No artificial limit — longer content is automatically paginated across as many PDF pages as needed.

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