Prepare a web-viewable document
Create an HTML version of a report or reference document and inspect it before publishing.
Convert your PDF to HTML.
Use the page controls to inspect your document.
Download your result, or return to the settings to make another version.
Upload one PDF from your device.
Review the available settings, then start processing.
Save the result and check it before sharing.
Convert your PDF to HTML. Keep selectable text and page positioning in HTML. Embed images for a single HTML file, or download a ZIP with separate resources.
Create an HTML version of a report or reference document and inspect it before publishing.
Choose embedded images for a self-contained HTML file or separate resources when managing a web folder.
Keep selectable source text available in the HTML output and verify reading order in the browser.
Convert selected PDF pages into a browser-readable HTML representation.
The converter uses positioned content to approximate the PDF layout. It is not a semantic rewrite into responsive website sections and does not infer navigation, forms or accessible document structure. Check the HTML in the browser that will display it, especially on narrow screens and for uncommon fonts.
Choose PNG/JPG page imagery and how it is packaged.
With image embedding enabled, the result is an HTML file. Disable it for a ZIP containing HTML and supporting output files. Keep the extracted folder structure together when hosting or opening the package. Image format affects raster content, not whether the document becomes a fully editable web design.
Process the whole document or enter specific page numbers and ranges.
Use PDF positions, starting at 1, rather than numbers printed on the page. A list such as 1, 3-5 includes four pages. A blank range uses every page. Check the preview when the document includes a cover or differently numbered chapters. Only the chosen pages are included in this conversion.
Text extraction reads a text layer; it does not recognize letters in images.
Extraction uses an existing text layer and does not recognize letters in page images. If a page has no readable text, use PDF OCR separately. A blank page can also produce no text. For mixed PDFs, inspect empty or unreadable pages individually. OCR processes one selected page at a time.
Open one PDF up to 50 MB and 750 pages. Additional output, memory and processing limits can apply to complex documents.
Processing uses our servers. Source files, temporary files and results are deleted from our servers within 30 minutes after processing finishes. We do not share document contents with third parties or use them to train AI models.
Know what to expect before you start.
Temporary server processingThe converter uses positioned content to approximate the PDF layout. It is not a semantic rewrite into responsive website sections and does not infer navigation, forms or accessible document structure. Check the HTML in the browser that will display it, especially on narrow screens and for uncommon fonts.
With image embedding enabled, the result is an HTML file. Disable it for a ZIP containing HTML and supporting output files. Keep the extracted folder structure together when hosting or opening the package. Image format affects raster content, not whether the document becomes a fully editable web design.
Extraction uses an existing text layer and does not recognize letters in page images. If a page has no readable text, use PDF OCR separately. A blank page can also produce no text. For mixed PDFs, inspect empty or unreadable pages individually. OCR processes one selected page at a time.
Open one PDF up to 50 MB and 750 source pages. Protected files need an unlocked copy unless this tool explicitly offers password entry. Large or complex pages can require more memory or reach processing limits even when the file is within these limits.
This tool uses our servers for processing. Your original file is not overwritten; the result is a separate download. Preview and review the result where available, and download the copy you need before starting over.
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How to convert PDF pages to HTML
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