Jetformat
HTML to PDF · beta

HTML to PDF from the command line

Render a page the way a browser would, then write a PDF. Same CLI, same credits, but a separate renderer service does the browser work.

Terminal
jetformat html to-pdf page.html -o page.pdf
jetformat html to-pdf https://example.com/report -o report.pdf --wait-ready ".report-ready"
jetformat html to-pdf ./site -o site.pdf --page-size A4 --landscape
Beta.html to-pdf sends the page to a separate Jetformat HTML renderer service. Office and PDF commands run entirely inside the CLI and do not need it. Set the renderer address once with JETFORMAT_HTML_SERVER; the default is 127.0.0.1:8080.

HTML and CSS

Keep the layout rules you already use for reports, invoices, and dashboards.

Assets included

Local images, fonts, and linked assets render in the same job.

Wait for the page

Wait for a selector or a fixed delay before capture.

Files or URLs

A file, a static directory, or an HTTPS URL, same command.

Setup and flags in the help article →

Convert one real file today.

Install the CLI and inspect a document with free reads. Office edits use one credit per command; PDF writes use page-based credits. Every account gets 80 free credits a month, with plans and packs for more.

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macOS · Linux
brew install jetformat/tap/jetformat