HTML to PDF
Turn one HTML document, or a whole batch, into clean, selectable PDFs. Your headings, text styles, colours, lists, tables, and inline images are kept, the result previews live, and the whole thing runs inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no watermark.
100% private. Your files are processed entirely in your browser and never uploaded.
Why convert HTML to PDF with frisqoo
100% private
Your HTML is read and converted inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and no linked files are fetched.
Real CSS layout
Class based CSS, flexbox, grid, colours, borders, tables, and clickable links are laid out by your browser and kept in the PDF.
Real text layer
Words are written as selectable, searchable text, not a flat screenshot.
Many languages
Latin, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic, with right-to-left shaping for Arabic.
No waiting room
No queues and no uploads, so the work starts the moment your file opens.
Single or bulk
Convert one HTML page, or drop several and download each PDF, or all of them as a ZIP.
Free & unlimited
No watermark, no sign-up, and no size limit. Commercial-safe fonts included.
How to convert an HTML file to PDF
- Drop your .html or .htm file onto the box, or browse for one.
- Your browser lays out the page with its full CSS, then it is rebuilt as a PDF, keeping the layout, styling, and clickable links.
- Check the preview and click Download PDF, or continue in another tool.
Everything runs on your device, so the export is fast and your document stays private, even with no internet once the page has loaded.
Convert several HTML files at once
Need to convert a whole batch? Drop more than one .html or .htm file and frisqoo switches to bulk mode: every file is laid out by your browser and rebuilt as a PDF in turn, and each finished file gets its own download button. There is also a Download all as ZIP button to grab them together. Drop a single file and you get the full preview instead. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is fetched from the web, so a batch of invoices or reports stays on your device.
Free, and nothing leaves your device
Most free HTML to PDF converters upload your file to their servers, or open the page on a remote headless browser, which means your content leaves your device and any links inside it are fetched from the web. This tool does the whole job in your browser, so your file is never uploaded, nothing external is downloaded, and there is no queue, watermark, or limit. That makes it a safe choice for invoices, reports, and anything confidential.
- Your HTML never leaves your device, so it is safe for private content.
- No upload and no queue, so the work starts the moment the file opens, and it works offline.
- No watermark, no sign-up, and no page limit.
- Fonts are embedded and free for commercial use.
What is kept, and what is not
Styled pages are laid out by your browser's own engine and redrawn as a real PDF, so the result comes very close to the page without uploading anything. The full breakdown:
- Class based CSS and <style> blocks, with colours, backgrounds, and borders.
- Full layout: flexbox, grid, absolute positioning, and multi-column structure.
- Headings, bold, italic, underline, font sizes, colour, and alignment.
- Nested lists and bordered tables.
- Clickable links that stay tappable in the PDF.
- Currency symbols (rupee and more) plus Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic text.
- Embedded PNG and JPEG images, and SVG icons rasterized in place.
- Selectable, searchable text with embedded, commercial-safe fonts.
- JavaScript: interactive pages are captured as first loaded, not after clicks or typing.
- External images, fonts, and stylesheet links are not fetched, to keep everything on your device.
- A few advanced CSS effects (gradients, box shadow, transforms, filters) are simplified or skipped.
- A byte-for-byte server screenshot, which would require uploading your file.
Is the text real, selectable text?
Yes. The words are written into the PDF as a genuine text layer rather than a flat image, so the finished file can be searched with Ctrl+F, selected, copied, and read by screen readers. If you later need the words back out, PDF to text reads that same layer.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. This tool works in any modern browser on iPhone, Android, tablets, and computers, with nothing to install. Add your HTML, watch the preview, tap Download PDF, and the file saves straight to your device.
FAQs about HTML to PDF
Is my HTML file uploaded anywhere?
No. The whole conversion happens inside your browser on your own device. Your file never leaves your computer, which makes this safe for private reports, invoices, and drafts. Close the tab and nothing is left behind.
Can I convert several HTML files at once?
Yes. Drop more than one .html or .htm file and each one is converted in turn, right on your device. You get a separate download button for every finished PDF, plus a Download all as ZIP button to grab them together. Drop a single file and you get the full preview instead. Either way, nothing is uploaded and nothing is fetched from the web.
What formatting is kept?
Styled pages are laid out by your own browser engine, so class based CSS and <style> blocks, flexbox, grid, absolute positioning, colours, backgrounds, borders, and font styling all carry across, and links stay clickable. Headings, paragraphs, bold, italic, underline, font sizes, colour, alignment, nested lists, and bordered tables are all kept. Currency symbols such as the rupee, and Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic text, use a matching embedded font. The text is drawn as a real, selectable layer, not a picture.
What is not converted?
JavaScript never runs, so an interactive page is captured in the state it first loads in, not after clicks or typing. Nothing is fetched from the web, so external images, fonts, and stylesheet links are not downloaded (styles written inside the file are used). A few advanced CSS effects, such as gradients, box shadows, rounded corners, transforms, and filters, are simplified or left out. This gets you very close to the page, but it is not a byte-for-byte server screenshot; that would require uploading your file, which this tool never does.
Why are linked images skipped?
Because nothing is uploaded and nothing is fetched. Downloading an external image would send a request off your device and break the private, offline promise, so linked images are left out instead. Images saved directly inside the HTML as PNG or JPEG data are embedded normally.
Can it handle other languages?
Yes. Latin and European accented text work out of the box, and Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic use a matching open-license font loaded only for that document. Arabic is shaped and joined. Bold and italic apply to Latin text; some scripts use a single regular weight.
Is the text in the PDF selectable?
Yes. Every word is written as a genuine text layer, so the PDF can be searched, selected, and copied in any reader, and read by screen readers.
Are the fonts safe for commercial use?
Yes. The bundled fonts are under permissive open licenses (SIL Open Font License or Bitstream Vera), and the license texts ship with the site, so PDFs you create are safe to use commercially.
Is there a file size or page limit?
There is no fixed cap and no watermark. Because everything runs in your browser, a very large document simply uses more of your device’s memory.
Does it work offline?
Yes, once the page has loaded. The PDF is built on your device, not on a server, so you can turn off your internet and it still works.
Is it really free?
Yes. No sign-up, no watermark, and no size limit. It works the same on phones, tablets, and computers in any modern browser.