Resume & portfolio from compiled HTML
Build a styled resume in the compiler (flex/grid) and export vector PDF — text stays selectable for ATS.
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Convert compiled HTML to PDF
Turn any HTML page — including compiled HTML+CSS+JS from the HTML Compiler — into a clean, searchable PDF. Vector print for quality, one-click image PDF for speed. Nothing is uploaded, works fully offline.
Tip: Vector Print / Save as PDF keeps text selectable and files small. If you need a single-click download, use Download Image-PDF. In the print dialog, enable Background graphics to keep colors.
Paste compiled HTML or click Load from Compiler.
Live Preview — exact PDF output
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How to convert compiled HTML to PDF
“Compiled HTML” is the finished page after the HTML Compiler merges your three tabs. The steps below keep that merge intact — so what you preview is what you ship as PDF.
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Load compiled HTML
Click Load from Compiler to pull your last HTML+CSS+JS build (from localStorage), or paste any full HTML document. Click Update Preview.
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Set paper & margins
Choose A4/Letter/A3, Portrait/Landscape and Margins. Filename controls the saved PDF name.
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Save as PDF
Click Print / Save as PDF, then in the browser dialog pick Save as PDF as Destination and enable Background graphics. For a one-click image PDF, use Download Image-PDF.
From the compiler in 1 click: In HTML Compiler build your page, then come here and hit Load from Compiler — no copy/paste. A direct “Export PDF” button inside the compiler is planned next.
Vector vs Image-PDF — which to choose?
Both run offline. Pick based on quality vs convenience.
| Method | Quality | Text | File size | Clicks |
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| Print / Save as PDF (Vector) — recommended | Native browser engine, exact CSS, background kept if checked | Selectable & searchable | Small | 2 (dialog) |
| Download Image-PDF (html2canvas+jsPDF) | Pixel-perfect image at 2× scale | Image only, not selectable | Larger | 1 |
Page-break tip: avoid breaks inside cards with break-inside: avoid, keep headings with next paragraph via h2,h3{break-after:avoid}, and repeat table headers with thead{display:table-header-group}.
Use cases
Invoice & certificate
Design once in HTML+CSS, fill data via JS, then print A4 with margins for a client-ready PDF.
Doc & report from compiled page
Preview your doc live, then save searchable PDF for sharing — no upload, offline.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert compiled HTML to PDF?
Build in the HTML Compiler, then here click Load from Compiler (or paste HTML), set Paper/Margins/Filename and click Print / Save as PDF. In the dialog choose Save as PDF and tick Background graphics. For one-click, use Download Image-PDF.
What is compiled HTML vs plain HTML?
Compiled HTML is the final document after FastCompiler merges HTML, CSS and JS tabs — CSS in <head> and JS before </body>. Exporting compiled HTML keeps layout, styling and JS effects, unlike raw markup alone.
Is my HTML uploaded anywhere?
No. Conversion runs 100% in your browser — preview iframe and print iframe are local. No server, works offline. The optional html2canvas path also runs locally.
Why are background colors missing?
The browser strips backgrounds by default. In the print dialog enable Background graphics (Chrome/Edge) / Print backgrounds (Firefox). We set print-color-adjust: exact but the checkbox must still be on.
Which export keeps text selectable?
Print / Save as PDF = vector, selectable, small. Download Image-PDF = raster image, not selectable, larger — but pixel-perfect in one click. Use vector for resumes/invoices.
Can I control page breaks and repeating headers?
Yes, with CSS in your source: .card,.row{break-inside:avoid}, h2{break-after:avoid}, thead{display:table-header-group}, and @page{margin: 12mm} which our tool sets for you.
What about large documents (10+ pages)?
Print handles long docs well (vector). Image-PDF rasterizes at 2× and can be memory-heavy — we cap advice to ~10 pages for that path. For long reports, prefer Print.