HTML to PDF API

Turn an HTML document into a PDF. The HTML is read as a document: its headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and links become a laid-out PDF.

How it converts

No single engine converts this pair, so it runs in two steps:

CSS layout is not applied, so this suits reports and articles written in HTML, not pixel-perfect copies of web pages.
It runs in two steps: pandoc builds a Word document, then LibreOffice lays it out as a PDF.
Images and stylesheets the file points to by URL or path are not fetched: the converter has no network access and reads only the file you send.

Will the PDF look like the page in my browser?: No. CSS layout is not applied: the PDF keeps the document’s structure and text, laid out as a plain document.
Can it convert a URL?: Not yet. Send the HTML file itself. Images and stylesheets the file points to by URL or path are not fetched: the converter has no network access and reads only the file you send.

Price: 5 free conversions every month. Pro is $9 a month for 1,500, Scale $39 for 10,000. HTML to PDF costs the same as any other pair.
Largest file: 25 MB on Free, 100 MB on Pro, 250 MB on Scale.
Failed conversions: Never billed, and they don’t count toward your plan.
Your files: Deleted within 24 hours, along with the converted result.
How to call it: The REST API, described by an OpenAPI spec, or the MCP server from Claude or any other MCP client. Both use the same API key and quota.