Does this need the 400 MB document engine?

No — and that is the point. HTML is rendered by the browser engine BizTray already ships with, so this conversion works the moment you install and never triggers a download.

Why do other converters break my page?

Because they route HTML through an office suite's import filter, which was written before modern CSS. Grid and flexbox layouts collapse. A browser engine renders the page as a browser does.

Will images and fonts be included?

Locally-referenced images, stylesheets and fonts are picked up and embedded. Keep the page's asset folder next to the .html file when you convert.

Can I convert a live URL?

This tool converts HTML files on your machine. Save the page from your browser first, then convert the saved file.

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HTMLPDF

HTML to PDF Converter

Most desktop converters render HTML through an office suite's import filter, which predates modern CSS and turns a current web page into a broken one. BizTray renders it with the same browser engine the app is built on — so it looks the way it does in a browser, and there is nothing to download first.

Download for Windows

Windows 10/11 (x64) · Free · No account

Drop in your files — A PDF per page, rendered exactly as a browser would show it.

Why convert

Why convert HTML to PDF?

A saved web page is a folder of fragile parts — markup, stylesheets, images and fonts that break the moment one goes missing. A PDF is a single self-contained file that still looks right in a year.

You need a permanent record of a receipt, booking or confirmation page.
A saved page has to be filed or submitted as one document.
You are archiving reference material and want it to survive the site changing.
You built an HTML report or invoice and need a PDF of it.

How it works

Convert HTML to PDF in a few clicks

1
Open Office to PDF
Choose it from the tray. This path needs no engine download at all — see the note below.
2
Add your HTML files
Drag in .html files, including saved pages with their asset folders alongside them.
3
Convert
Pick an output folder and run. The page is rendered by the built-in browser engine, so current CSS layouts hold together.
4
Open the PDF
It is written immediately, with the source files untouched.

The details

HTML to PDF, at a glance

No engine download: This conversion uses the browser engine already inside BizTray, so the ~400 MB document engine is never needed
Input: HTML and HTM files, with local stylesheets and images
CSS support: Modern CSS, including flexbox and grid — not a legacy import filter
Remote assets: Locally-referenced assets are used; nothing is fetched unless you allow it
Limits: No page cap, no size cap, no watermark

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