Convert PDF to HTML
Your PDF as a real web page: headings detected from font sizes, paragraphs for body text, one standalone .html file that opens in any browser, ready to publish or restyle.
Drop your PDF here to start
to use PDF to HTML (free, no account)
Files stay private: PDFs and images are edited in your browser.
Semantic output
Lines set in larger fonts become <h1>/<h2> headings, the rest becomes paragraphs, real structure, not a soup of absolutely-positioned divs.
Standalone file
A complete <html> document in a single file: double-click it and it renders. Pages are separated by horizontal rules.
Runs in your browser
The conversion happens locally on your device, unpublished content stays unpublished until you say so.
Semantic markup, not positioned divs
Headings from font sizes, paragraphs for body text, a horizontal rule between pages, all in one standalone file.
Markup you would write by hand
Lines set in larger fonts become h1 and h2, the rest becomes paragraphs. Double-click the file and it renders; drop it in a CMS and restyle it with your own CSS.
Two clicks in the dialog
Pick HTML, optionally narrow it to a page range, convert. Unpublished content stays unpublished.
A rebuild, not a replica
Visual design is intentionally left to your stylesheet: what you get is structure you can work with.
Docs workflow? Take Markdown
The same structure in a format your wiki, static site generator and git history all prefer.
From print format to web format
PDFs are built for paper; the web speaks HTML. The export re-typesets the content as semantic markup you can drop into a CMS, restyle with your own CSS, or archive in a readable, future-proof form.
For documentation workflows, the Markdown export is often the more convenient sibling.
Done in three steps
Upload your PDF
Drop the file above, it is read locally in your browser, never uploaded to a server.
Use the tool
The editor opens with the right tool selected. Make your changes in a couple of clicks.
Download the result
Save the finished PDF straight to your device. No account, no watermark, no wait.
Frequently asked questions
No, it is a semantic rebuild: headings, paragraphs and page separators. Visual design is intentionally left to your own CSS.
A standalone document with <h1>/<h2> for detected headings, <p> for body text and <hr> between pages.
Scans have no text to convert, run the OCR tool first.