Convert HTML to PDF in C# .NET
PDF to HTML & HTML to PDF Conversion using Documentize .NET Plugin
PDF to HTML & HTML to PDF Converter in C#
Documentize HTML Converter for .NET is a powerful and reliable solution designed for developers, businesses, and enterprise teams that need high-fidelity HTML-to-PDF and PDF-to-HTML document conversion. Whether you’re building web applications, automating reports, or enhancing document accessibility, Documentize ensures pixel-perfect output, responsive formatting, and seamless .NET integration.
Advanced Features for Flexible Document Conversion
🔹 Bidirectional Conversion – Convert HTML to PDF and PDF to HTML while preserving structure, styling, and layout integrity.
🔹 Flexible Resource Management – Embed or externalize images, fonts, and styles — optimized for both performance and portability.
🔹 Optimized for .NET Applications - Fully compatible with .NET frameworks for fast, smooth deployment and automation.
🔹 Web-Ready & Accessible - Generate accessible, responsive HTML from PDFs for seamless online publishing and compliance.
Why Choose HTML Converter?
🔹 Built for developers and businesses that demand precision and performance.
🔹 Produces high-quality documents with minimal manual editing.
🔹 Ideal for use cases like document archiving, web accessibility, and automated reporting.
🔹 Trusted for secure, large-scale document workflows.
Simplify and speed up your HTML-to-PDF and PDF-to-HTML processes with HTML Converter — the complete toolkit for accurate, scalable, and developer-friendly document conversion!
How to Convert PDF to HTML via .NET
- Add Documentize to your project as a reference.
- Create a
PdfToHtmlOptionsobject and configure settings. - Specify input and output paths for the PDF and resulting HTML file.
- Call
ProcessonHtmlConverterwith the configured options. - The PDF will be converted to HTML as specified in the output path.
- Your file will be converted instantly — no email required.
- Read detailed and high-quality documentation
Why Choose Embedded Resources?
When converting PDFs to HTML, PdfToHtmlOptions allows you to choose between embedded or external resources. Embedded resources keep all assets within a single HTML file, making it ideal for offline use or standalone viewing. External resources reduce the HTML file size, which is useful for web-based applications where resources can be loaded separately, enhancing performance.
How to Convert HTML to PDF via .NET
- Add Documentize to your project as a reference.
- Create a
HtmlToPdfOptionsobject and configure settings. - Add input and output paths for the HTML file and output PDF.
- Call
ProcessonHtmlConverterto begin the transformation. - The HTML will be converted to PDF and saved to the specified output path.
Optimizing Layout for PDFs
The HtmlToPdfOptions allows you to control the layout of your PDF output, including options for PageLayoutOption and HtmlMediaType. Set PageLayoutOption to fit content to the PDF page width or maintain original HTML layout for complex designs. For print-ready PDFs, use HtmlMediaType.Print to apply print-specific styles, ensuring that the final output matches your formatting needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What formats can I convert with the HTML Converter?
The HTML Converter for .NET allows conversions between PDF and HTML formats, ensuring both formats are accessible across web and print applications.
How can I control resource handling in PDF to HTML conversion?
You can choose to embed resources within the HTML file or store them externally, depending on your use case. Embedded resources are useful for offline access, while external resources are better for web applications.
Why should I convert documents to HTML?
Converting documents to HTML allows for better accessibility, easy online sharing, and seamless integration into web-based platforms without requiring additional software.
Can I use print styles when converting HTML to PDF?
Absolutely. You can set HtmlMediaType to Print, which applies print-specific CSS styles, allowing you to create print-ready PDF documents from your HTML files.
Is the HTML output optimized for different devices?
Yes, the generated HTML is designed to be responsive and adaptable for various screen sizes and web environments.
Is it possible to fit HTML content to a single-page PDF?
Yes, the IsRenderToSinglePage option within HtmlToPdfOptions allows rendering all HTML content on a single PDF page, which is ideal for presentations or condensed reports.
