Question 1

How does this HTML to PDF converter work?

Accepted Answer

The tool uses your browser's built-in print engine (window.print) to generate the PDF. You type or paste HTML / Markdown / plain text, the tool renders it with a print-optimized stylesheet, and clicking Save as PDF opens the system print dialog where you can choose "Save as PDF" as the destination. Everything happens locally — no upload, no server-side rendering.

Question 2

Will images, tables and code blocks render correctly in the PDF?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The print stylesheet preserves images (max 100% width), table layouts, code blocks with monospace font and syntax-friendly colors, blockquotes, headings, and lists. Make sure image URLs are publicly reachable (https://) so the browser can fetch them during the print pass.

Question 3

Can I choose the page size and orientation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pick A4, Letter, A3, A5 or Legal and switch between portrait and landscape. The @page CSS rule is injected dynamically, so the print dialog inherits the selection. Margins are handled by the browser defaults and can be overridden in the system print dialog.

Question 4

Is my content uploaded anywhere?

Accepted Answer

No. All HTML parsing, markdown-to-HTML conversion, and PDF rendering happen in your browser. The HTML you paste and the PDF you save never leave your device. The tool does not call any third-party API.