Transform PDF Documents into Clean Web Code
In the modern digital landscape, accessibility and responsiveness are paramount. Our PDF to HTML converter bridges the gap between static documents and the dynamic web. Unlike traditional PDF viewers which can be clunky on mobile devices and invisible to search engines, HTML is the native language of the internet.
This tool is engineered to handle complex layouts. Whether you are a developer looking to extract code from a design mockup saved as PDF, or a content manager needing to publish reports online, our converter analyzes the structure of your PDF. It intelligently identifies headers, paragraphs, lists, and images, translating them into semantic HTML5 tags.
How to Use the Converter
Converting your documents is a straightforward process designed for efficiency. Follow these simple steps to get your HTML code:
1. Upload Your Files: Drag and drop your PDF files into the designated upload area at the top of the page. You can also click the "Select PDF Files" button to browse your device.
2. Customize Settings: Before converting, check the settings panel on the left. Choose your preferred layout mode (Full, Text, or Clean). Decide how you want to handle images—embedded directly into the HTML as Base64 code. Need to work with other formats? You can also convert PDF to JPG for easy sharing.
3. Convert and Preview: Click the "Convert" button on a specific file card or "Convert All" for the whole batch. Once finished, click on the document to load it into the Live Preview pane. Before you publish, you might want to edit PDF metadata to ensure your document title and author are correct.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, your security is our top priority. All conversion processing happens within your browser session where possible, or via secure, ephemeral processing servers that delete files immediately after conversion. We do not store, read, or share your uploaded documents. For extra security on your original files, you can protect PDF with password before sharing.
Our advanced conversion engine attempts to detect and preserve complex structures like tables and images. For images, the tool embeds them directly into the HTML file using Base64 encoding. If you prefer to extract them separately, check out our extract images from PDF tool.
Randomly.online is a free tool designed for accessibility. While we do not enforce a hard paywall, extremely large PDF files (over 50MB) may impact browser performance. We recommend converting files under 20MB. If you have a massive book, consider using our Split PDF tool first.