Yes — inline and CSS applies to the output. External stylesheets need to be inlined first (the tool doesn't fetch external URLs).

What about JavaScript?

Not executed — the PDF is generated from static HTML. Client-rendered content needs to be pre-rendered or replaced with static equivalents.

CSS `page-break-before: always` and `page-break-inside: avoid` both work. Use for clean chapter breaks and keeping tables together.

Can I specify page size?

A4, Letter, Legal, or custom dimensions. CSS @page rules also apply if you include them.

Paste HTML or upload an .html file and export as PDF. Part of the DevTools Surf developer suite. Browse more tools in the PDF collection.

HTML-to-PDF pipelines power most invoice, ticket, and receipt generation in modern SaaS — from Stripe to Shopify.
The term 'print stylesheet' predates CSS media queries: browsers had hard-coded print behavior long before @media print existed.
HTML was originally designed in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee as a document-sharing format — PDFs now often start life as HTML templates.

Does CSS apply?: Yes — inline and <style> CSS applies to the output. External stylesheets need to be inlined first (the tool doesn't fetch external URLs).
What about JavaScript?: Not executed — the PDF is generated from static HTML. Client-rendered content needs to be pre-rendered or replaced with static equivalents.
Page break control?: CSS `page-break-before: always` and `page-break-inside: avoid` both work. Use for clean chapter breaks and keeping tables together.
Can I specify page size?: A4, Letter, Legal, or custom dimensions. CSS @page rules also apply if you include them.

Paste HTML or upload an .html file and export as PDF. Part of the DevTools Surf developer suite. Browse more tools in the PDF collection.

HTML-to-PDF pipelines power most invoice, ticket, and receipt generation in modern SaaS — from Stripe to Shopify.
The term 'print stylesheet' predates CSS media queries: browsers had hard-coded print behavior long before @media print existed.
HTML was originally designed in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee as a document-sharing format — PDFs now often start life as HTML templates.

Does CSS apply?: Yes — inline and <style> CSS applies to the output. External stylesheets need to be inlined first (the tool doesn't fetch external URLs).
What about JavaScript?: Not executed — the PDF is generated from static HTML. Client-rendered content needs to be pre-rendered or replaced with static equivalents.
Page break control?: CSS `page-break-before: always` and `page-break-inside: avoid` both work. Use for clean chapter breaks and keeping tables together.
Can I specify page size?: A4, Letter, Legal, or custom dimensions. CSS @page rules also apply if you include them.