Convert HTML or Markdown to PDF
Markup into a document
Where it runs: On the server.
Settings
No JavaScript is executed. A page that builds its content in JavaScript will come out empty.
Drop a file to begin.
This tool needs software that does not run in a browser. The file is sent over an encrypted connection, processed, then deleted automatically after two hours. Nobody reads it.
What this tool does
Rendering uses WeasyPrint, which applies print CSS without running a single line of JavaScript. That is safer and more predictable than a browser, but a page that builds its content in JavaScript will come out empty.
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Where the file goes
How to do it
- 01Drop in an HTML or Markdown file.
- 02Run the render: your print stylesheets are applied.
- 03Download the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
- Why does my page come out empty?
- Because its content is built in JavaScript. Rendering uses WeasyPrint, which applies the CSS without running a single line of script. That is safer and far more predictable than a browser, but a page that fills itself on load will come out bare.
- Are print stylesheets taken into account?
- Yes, and that is the whole point: @page, page breaks, margins and running headers declared for print are applied. A stylesheet written for the screen alone gives a rougher result.
- Is Markdown accepted directly?
- Yes. It is converted to HTML and then rendered, with a sober stylesheet. It is the short road from a set of notes or a README file to a presentable document.