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Convert HTML to PDF on your Mac or PC. Real pages, nothing fetched.

Turn HTML invoices, reports and resumes into PDFs with real pages and selectable text. Preview every page, set the paper and margins once, and convert a whole batch. Nothing is loaded from the internet, and your files stay on your computer.

1 HTML file2-page PDFReal result from the recording: A4, Narrow margins, backgrounds and selectable text kept

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Hangar runs on Mac and Windows. Open this page there to download.

  • Free for 3 days
  • No account
  • Then $45 once, no subscription
  • HTML
  • HTM
  • Pasted HTML
  • PDF

From the recording

The real run, file by file.

1 file went in and Hangar wrote 1 file. It is the same run as in the recording, with the real names and sizes. Your originals are never changed.

  • Lumen-Autumn-Letter.html43 KBLumen-Autumn-Letter.pdf360 KB2 pages

1 file in1 file outoriginals untouched

43 KB360 KB

How it works

How to convert HTML to PDF on Mac or Windows

  1. Add HTML files or paste a page

    Keep each file next to its images, fonts and stylesheets, or paste a self-contained page.

  2. Check every page first

    Preview & settings shows each page with zoom. Leave size and margins on From HTML, or set A4, Letter or your own.

  3. Create the PDFs

    One set of settings covers every file in the batch. If an image or font is missing, the file stops so nothing goes missing silently.

New to Hangar? How to run a tool, step by step

Choose the page

Follow the page’s own layout, or set the paper yourself.

Well-made HTML often says its own page size and margins, and From HTML respects that. Pick a paper size when it does not, or Continuous page when breaks would split a layout.

  • From HTML

    Start here

    Uses the size and margins the page asks for.

    Best for invoices and reports with print styles.

  • A4 or Letter

    Standard paper, whatever the page says.

    Best for documents headed to a printer.

  • Continuous page

    One long page with no breaks.

    Best for newsletters and long web layouts.

Every setting, explained in the HTML to PDF guide Page size · Orientation · Page margins · Page background · Include HTML backgrounds

The alternative

Why not use Print to PDF in your browser?

Your browser’s Print to PDF is free and fine for one page. Hangar earns its place when there are many files, or pages you would rather not let reach the web.

ComparedYour browser’s Print to PDFHangar
PriceFree, already on your computerIncluded with Hangar
Many HTML filesOpen and print each oneOne batch, one set of settings
Page size and marginsCommon paper sizes and marginsFrom HTML, paper sizes, Continuous page or Custom
Images and fonts from the webLoaded from the internetNever fetched, and missing files are flagged
Page scriptsRun by defaultOff unless you allow local ones
What comes nextAnother app for each stepPage numbers or compression in the same chain

Who uses it

Who uses HTML to PDF

  • Freelancers

    Invoices from an HTML template

    Keep your invoice as HTML and turn each month’s batch into PDFs you can send.

  • Developers

    Reports your scripts already write

    Drop in a batch of generated HTML reports and get paginated PDFs with selectable text.

  • Agencies

    HTML deliverables, archived as PDF

    Hand a client an email design or report as a fixed PDF that looks the same anywhere.

    Hangar for agencies and studios

One app, one payment

HTML to PDF is one of 74 tools.

The same app makes mockups, carousels, QR codes and backgrounds, and handles your PDFs, images, video and audio too. One payment covers every tool.

Save it as a chain

Your whole routine, one click

  1. Step 1HTML to PDF
  2. Step 2Page numbers
  3. Step 3Compress PDF

Drop a batch of HTML reports and every one becomes a numbered PDF small enough to email, the same way every time.

How chains work

Questions

Before you download

More answers in the help center.

Is it really free?

Every tool is free for 3 days, with no account and no card. After that, Hangar is a one-time payment from $45, with updates for the version you buy. There is no subscription.

Is the text in the PDF selectable?

Yes. The page is printed, not photographed, so the PDF keeps real, selectable text.

Can I convert a live website by its address?

No. Hangar converts HTML files and pasted HTML, and never loads anything from the internet. Save the page with its files first.

Can I paste HTML instead of opening a file?

Yes. Use Paste HTML and add a self-contained document with inline styles and embedded images. Pasted HTML has no folder beside it, so relative and remote files are unavailable.

Are images and fonts loaded from the web?

No. Remote resources are blocked, and by default a page that needs them stops so nothing goes missing silently. Keep images, fonts, and stylesheets in the same folder as the HTML file or in a folder inside it, or embed them in the page.

How large can the HTML file be?

The HTML itself can be about 16 MB and must be UTF-8 text.

Does it work on Windows?

Yes. On Windows it uses the system’s own web engine, so page breaks can differ slightly from a Mac. Check the preview before you convert.

Does anything get uploaded?

No. Your files are processed on your computer and never sent anywhere. Hangar sends anonymous usage counts to improve the app, never file names or contents, and you can turn that off in Settings.

Does one license cover Mac and Windows?

Yes. A license works on any mix of Mac and Windows computers. Solo covers 1 computer, Crew 3 and Fleet 10.

Try HTML to PDF free for 3 days.

Then pay once, from $45, for every tool and the updates for your version. No subscription. 30-day refund.See plans

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Hangar runs on Mac and Windows. Open this page there to download.