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")

pip install ironpdf

pip install ironpdf

HTML Files to PDF

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

Getting Started

To convert an HTML file to PDF, you can use the RenderHtmlFileAsPdf method. This method requires only the path to the local HTML file and returns a PdfDocument object. This object contains the content from the HTML file, rendered as if viewed in a web browser. Ensure your HTML contains valid markup to avoid rendering issues.

Here's a simple example of how to use the method:

Understanding the Code

ChromePdfRenderer: This object serves as the point of interaction with the rendering process. It allows adjustments to the PDF output by setting properties like headers, footers, and more.
ChromePdfRenderer: This method takes a path to an HTML file and converts it into a PdfDocument. The generated PDF will closely match the HTML file as it appears in a web browser.
save_as: This method saves the newly created PDF document to the specified path on your file system.

Customizing the PDF Output

ChromePdfRenderer comes with various options for customization, including setting headers, footers, margins, backgrounds, page numbers, etc. For more advanced features and customization, see this code example and learn how to customize PDF output.

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