PDF Workspace
Capture any web page as a clean, saved PDF.
Paste a webpage URL or HTML markup to convert
Enter the full URL of the webpage you want to convert.
Enter a webpage URL or paste HTML to continue.
Web pages disappear, get paywalled, or change — a saved PDF does not. HTML to PDF converts any web page or HTML file into a clean, readable PDF that preserves the page's layout, images, and text, stripped of ads and clutter where possible. Paste a URL or upload an HTML file, and get a document you can archive, print, or attach to an email — useful for saving a receipt page, an article you want to read later, or documentation you need offline.
| Input | Works? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A public URL | Yes | Rendered in headless Chrome, JavaScript included |
| A saved .html file | Yes | Use this for pages behind a login |
| Several URLs at once | Not yet | One page per conversion |
| Page size and orientation | Yes | Choose before you download |
Either source works.
Check how the page will render before converting.
Get a clean, saved copy of the page.
Daily captures, headers and footers, and branding.
| Feature | PDF Workspace | iLovePDF | CloudConvert |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web pages you can save as PDF each day, free | 30 guest captures | ~3 per hour | 10 conversions/day free |
| Custom headers and footers | Supported, including dynamic placeholders | Partial support | Not stated |
| Branding on the captured PDF | None on any plan | Free captures may be watermarked | Not stated |
CloudConvert details are taken from its own website (September 2026). “Not stated” means the site doesn’t publish that detail.
Save an online order or booking confirmation before the page expires.
Turn an article or documentation page into a PDF you can read without internet.
Convert a web-based dashboard or report page into something you can email.
Either works — paste a URL directly, or upload a saved .html file.
Very close — layout and images are preserved, though some interactive elements won't render.
Not directly — save the page as HTML first, then upload that file.
Currently one URL or file per conversion.
It captures the page as rendered; heavy ad content may still appear depending on the site.
Yes, standard page size and orientation options are available before download.
No, on any plan.
Yes — paste a link from your phone's browser and the PDF downloads the same way.
