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HTML to PDF guide

How to convert HTML safely without scripts or remote content

Use a bounded conversion that excludes JavaScript, forms, embedded pages, and network-loaded assets instead of pretending to reproduce an arbitrary live website.

Updated September 2026 · PDFKaka EditorialOpen HTML to PDF
Capture the HTML to PDF workspace at 1366×768 with synthetic sample content and the controls used by this workflow visible.

Convert the HTML file

  1. Confirm that no required information depended on a removed script, iframe, stylesheet, font, or remote image.
  2. Paste supported HTML or choose a local HTML file.
  3. Remove dependencies on scripts, remote styles, remote images, forms, or embedded pages.

What the HTML converter preserves and ignores

Rebuilds supported text, headings, lists, and tables. Scripts, CSS styling, and remote resources are ignored; it does not capture a web URL.

FAQ

Does HTML to PDF run scripts or load remote page resources?

No. The current converter rebuilds supported content from the HTML file and ignores scripts, CSS styling, and remote resources. It is not a live web-page capture tool.

What is the current input limit for HTML to PDF?

local .html/.htm file or typed HTML; Local `.html`/`.htm` or typed HTML, ≤500,000 characters.

What does HTML to PDF create?

supported text/heading/list/table content is rebuilt; scripts/styles/remote resources ignored; PDF ≤150 MiB.

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