HTML Files to PDF

from ironpdf import *

# Instantiate Renderer
renderer = ChromePdfRenderer()

# Create a PDF from an existing HTML file using Python
pdf = renderer.RenderHtmlFileAsPdf("example.html")

# Export to a file or Stream
pdf.SaveAs("output.pdf")

#Instantiate Renderer
#Create a PDF from an existing HTML file using Python
#Export to a file or Stream
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HTML Files to PDF

Convert an entire HTML file into a pixel-perfect PDF with IronPDF for Python's RenderHtmlFileAsPdf method.

To get started, simply supply the RenderHtmlAsPdf method with a string-based path to the local HTML file. The method returns a new PdfDocument object containing the content of the HTML file found at the provided location. The resulting PDF file appearance will look same way that it would as a web page (provided that the HTML file contains valid markup, of course)!

Include a ChromePdfRenderer object along with the path to the HTML file to customize the PDF document that this method generates with special headers, footers, margins, backgrounds, page numbers, and much more. Read this code example to learn how to customize PDF output.