HTML → PDF
Convert raw HTML to a styled PDF.
Free · No sign-up · Files deleted in 1 hour
How to HTML → PDF
- Paste or upload your HTMLDrop in raw HTML markup, or upload an .html file.
- Choose layoutPick paper size, orientation and margins.
- DownloadRender and save your PDF.
HTML to PDF Converter — Paper Size, Margins & Backgrounds, Free
Paste raw HTML — a full page, an email template, a snippet you built or generated elsewhere — and Dudle renders it into a clean, printable PDF using Chromium, the same engine behind Chrome, not a simplified text dump.
Set paper size (A4 or Letter), flip to landscape, and toggle page backgrounds on or off — useful since many browsers' print styles hide background colours and images by default. Advanced controls let you set custom top, bottom, left and right margins independently, rather than one blanket value for the whole page.
It skips your browser's own print dialog entirely, with no added headers, footers or page-URL stamp — handy for exporting HTML you've generated elsewhere without ever opening a tab. Files are processed securely and deleted automatically after an hour, with no sign-up required. HTML uploads can be up to 50 MB each.
- Render raw HTML into a clean, print-ready PDF
- A4 or Letter paper, with a landscape toggle
- Independent top/bottom/left/right margin controls
- Toggle page backgrounds on or off
- No browser tab, no added print-dialog headers or footers
- No account; your markup and the PDF are gone after an hour
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert an HTML file to PDF for free?
Paste your HTML into the converter, choose paper size and orientation, and click convert — Dudle renders it into a PDF using the same Chromium engine as a browser, free with no sign-up.
How is this different from my browser's "Print to PDF"?
You get real per-side margin controls and a background toggle, with no browser-added headers, footers or page URL stamped on the result — and it runs without ever opening a browser tab, which matters if you're converting HTML generated by another tool.
Can I set custom margins on all four sides?
Yes — under Advanced, set top, bottom, left and right margins independently instead of one blanket value for the whole page.
Will page background colours and images show up in the PDF?
Yes, as long as Print Backgrounds stays switched on (it's on by default) — many browsers' print styles otherwise hide background colours and images unless you explicitly keep them.
Can I convert several HTML files to PDF in one batch?
Not yet — each conversion handles one HTML snippet or page at a time; run each file through separately for now.