Plicum Tools HTML → PDF

Convert a web page or an HTML file to PDF

A page needs keeping exactly as it is: a receipt, a portal screen, a page that might change tomorrow. The result is laid out by a real browser, so it looks like what you see.

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In three steps

Point to the page

A web address or an HTML file you upload.

Plicum tells you what happens

Before running, the interface states that the operation goes through our server.

Receive the PDF

The page is rendered for print and comes back to you as a document.

What happens to your file

On our server

The file is sent to our service (Frankfurt, EU), processed and deleted when done. It is stated in the tool before you press Run.

HTML → PDF: frequently asked questions

Because the page has to be opened and laid out by a real browser, which cannot be done reliably inside another tab of your own browser. It is one of the six functions involving external processing, declared before use.

No: the server opens the page without your credentials, so it sees what any visitor sees. For a page behind a login, save it from your browser and convert the HTML file instead.

It is sent to our service (Frankfurt, EU), processed and deleted when finished.

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It opens in your browser, nothing to install. Five operations a day are free, with no payment details.