Use It Anywhere
It works smoothly on any browser, including mobile ones. No matter what device you're using, our converter delivers consistent results.
Convert PDF to HTML Online – Fast, Clean & Private
Need to turn a PDF into HTML? You're in the right place. Our free tool gets the job done quickly and securely — no software to install, and no accounts to create.How It Works
Simple steps to enhance your PDF documents
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Step 1
Upload Your PDF
Drag and drop or select your file. No size limits, no sign-up.
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Step 2
Click "Convert"
Our smart engine processes your PDF and turns it into clean HTML.
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Step 3
Download Your File
Get a ZIP file with your HTML, images, and styles — all ready to go.
Key Features
Discover what makes our tool powerful and easy to use
Privacy First
We don't store your files. They're automatically deleted within an hour — so your data stays private.
Fast, No-Fuss Conversion
Just upload, click, and download. You'll get your HTML file in seconds.
Works on Any Device
Whether you're on a laptop, tablet, or phone — Mac, Windows, Android, iOS — it just works, right in your browser.
Clean HTML That's Easy to Work With
Get well-structured, lightweight HTML — perfect for editing, embedding, or plugging into websites and apps.
Customize If You Want
Tweak options like CSS format, image handling, or how closely the layout is preserved — advanced control, no complexity.
Privacy First
Your files are encrypted during upload and deleted automatically within 60 minutes. We never store or share anything.
Effortless Conversion for Everyone
Whether you're a web designer, developer, student, or just someone with a PDF to convert — we make it easy to get clean, editable HTML without the technical headache.
Tool FAQs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We are here to answer your questions!Got questions about our tool features? We've gathered answers to the most common inquiries. Need more help? Reach out to our team.
Developer Mode – For Power Users
Want more control over the output? Toggle "Advanced Mode" and customize things like:
Use semantic HTML tags or keep the original visual layout
External vs inline CSS
Image format (PNG, JPEG, SVG)
Font embedding options