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# HTML to PDF

Write or paste HTML and save it as a PDF.
HTML sourceOutput modePaperMargin (px, all sides)LandscapeHeader textFooter textOutline from headingsTagging

PDF/UA modes validate the document. They require a title, so turn metadata on and set one.
PDF/ALanguageWrite metadataLocal fontsAdd fontsWOFF2/WOFF/TTF/OTF as bytes, set the family name your CSS references.Image bundleAdd imagesReference them in the HTML as `<img src="./name.png">`. Resolved from the bundle, never fetched.AttachmentsEmbed filesUp to 20 files show in the viewer's attachment panel .Render PDF

- Scripts never run; style elements and remote stylesheets are stripped and counted.
- CSS is a document-oriented subset, not Chromium; @page, blur, drop-shadow, and backdrop-filter are out.
- Remote assets are never fetched, images survive as data URLs or user-bundled refs; GIF images are refused.
- Fonts ship as bundled Latin/Latin-ext bytes ( takumi-pdf@0.13.1 ); a glyph no registered font covers fails the render with the char and codepoint.
- Every output is reopened with pdf.js. Page count and page size must match or no file is offered.
- Complex webpage capture is not supported: this is document authoring, not a site printer.
Paste, drop, or type to begin. Everything stays on this device.

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