Convert PDF to HTML

Add your file to PDF to HTML and press Convert to HTML. You get 2 free uses in total with no account, and one finished conversion counts as one use. Free files can be up to 50 MB. Your PDF is read in your browser and is not uploaded.

Convert it with PDF to HTML and upload the .html file to your site, or open it from your device in any browser. The text reflows to fit the screen, links work, and tables stay tables. Read it over first, since headings are worked out from type size.

Yes. Tick the box to embed the pictures before you convert. They are written into the same .html file as data URIs, so you still have one file and nothing to unpack or host separately. Without the box, pictures are left out and the tool says so.

Yes, simple ones. A table found from drawn lines or from rows that line up in columns becomes a real table with a header row. Web and email links in the PDF become working links. Merged cells and cells that wrap onto a second line may need tidying.

Not directly. A scan is a picture of a page, so it has no text for the tool to read. Run it through OCR PDF first to make the text selectable, then convert the result. Check the text afterwards, since reading a scan can misread letters and numbers.

With PDF to HTML your file never leaves your device. The pages are read and the HTML is written inside your browser tab, so nothing is sent to our servers and there is nothing for us to delete. You can check the browser's network tab, which shows no upload.

Both rebuild headings, lists, links and tables. PDF to Markdown writes plain text with simple marks for notes apps and repositories. PDF to HTML writes web page tags with a little built-in style, ready to open in a browser. Pick the one your next step reads.

Use HTML to PDF. Add the .html file, a zip with its pictures, or pasted code, and download the PDF. It also runs in your browser and never fetches web addresses or runs scripts. It suits a page you saved or one you just made here.

Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone or tablet, with no app to install. Add the PDF from your files, press Convert to HTML, then save the .html file. Very long documents take longer on a phone, since the pages are read on the device itself.

Yes. It is plain HTML with a short style block, so any text or code editor can open it. Change the words, fix a heading tag, or move the style into your own stylesheet. Because the tags are real headings, lists and tables, the page also reads well for screen readers.