You are sending HTML rather than urls, and you have a relative reference to a picture or font in your HTML - (e.g. Use a print stylesheet or simplified css and your conversion will go much quicker. This is is a bit rare but rounded corners with gradiated colours or rounded corners on background colours etc arn't loved performance wise. The conversion times out because your page has too complex css. You are connecting to an HTTPS page, and you are also trying to reference insecure http resources - not good practise anyway - but it's possible this could be the source of an error. Run your page through The W3C Validation Service 
Most of the time we will still be able to generate something anyway, but garbage in garbage out. Press F12 in your browser and take a look at it in console window - fix most, if not all of the errors in your page. We delete uploaded html files instantly and converted pdf files after 24 hours. Obviously we will try to download the non-existant file which adds to processing time. Just drop your html files on the page to convert pdf or you can convert it to more than 250 different file formats without registration, giving an email or watermark.
The HTML (or perhaps css) contains a link to an external file, for example an image, that doesn't exist. You can pass the HTML instead of the URL if you prefer. localhost, which isn't publically accessible yet. You are trying to make our API access your local computer, e.g. Numbers don't fit into your budget or plan? drop us a line with what you do need - we have customers affordably doing 1.6 million PDF's per month Large PDF files use 1 credit per 500kb of network traffic. HTML5 is intended to subsume not only HTML 4, but also XHTML 1 and DOM Level 2 HTML.Each plan receives credits each month. Its core aims have been to improve the language with support for the latest multimedia while keeping it easily readable by humans and consistently understood by computers and devices (web browsers, parsers, etc.). HTML5 is the final and complete fifth revision of the HTML standard of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Try both if you are not sure which one is more suitable for your task.Ībout HTML5: HTML5 is a core technology markup language of the Internet used for structuring and presenting content for the World Wide Web. 
The alternative conversion engine outputs HTML file with all images embedded while the open-source engine outputs HTML file with text only. No email address required to receive files.Ĭonversion Engine: The first conversion engine is compiled from open-source codes. You can view or download the output HTML file on your web browser after conversion.
The whole PDF document will be converted to one single HTML5 file.ģ. Wait a few seconds for the file conversion to finish. Click "Choose File" button (different web browser may have different button name such as "browse."), a browse window will open, select a local Adobe PDF file and click "Open" button.Ģ.
Use this form to upload a local PDF file and convert the PDF file to HTML file.ġ.
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