Convert HTML to PDF.

HTML to PDF, exactly as a browser prints it

This renders your HTML with headless Chromium — the very engine inside Chrome — so the PDF looks identical to what you'd get from the browser's own "Print to PDF". Full CSS, web fonts, backgrounds, flexbox and grid all render correctly. It's the dependable way to produce invoices, receipts, reports or an archived copy of a page.

Control the output with print CSS

Because it's a real browser, your page's @media print and @page rules apply — set the page size and margins, force or avoid page breaks, and hide on-screen-only elements, just as the browser does when you print.

Make sure assets resolve

Since the HTML is converted on its own, any images, stylesheets or fonts it pulls in by URL need to be reachable or embedded in the file — otherwise they'll be missing in the PDF. The page is rendered in its initial state, so content that only appears after JavaScript runs may not be captured.