Web and publishing

PDF to Styled HTML

Convert any PDF into one clean, styled, self-contained HTML page — configured by a short brief.

Who this delivers the biggest impact for

Content teams, publishers, and developers who need documents on the web fast

Core problem

Rebuilding a PDF as a web page by hand means hours of copy-paste, markup, and styling work.

  • One standalone .html file: inline styles, no scripts, no external assets
  • A short brief controls purpose, style, layout, colors, and language
  • Semantic, responsive structure faithful to the document's real content

What you get in production

  • A single self-contained HTML5 document with one inline stylesheet
  • Semantic headings, sections, lists, and tables recovered from the source
  • Responsive, mobile-first layout driven by your brief

Live sample output

Quarterly report PDF -> publishable web page

Input: 18-page quarterly report with tables and an executive summary.

  • <!doctype html> · one <style> block · zero scripts
  • layout: "card-sections" · style: "corporate"
  • tables rebuilt as semantic <table> markup

Active content is stripped server-side and previews run in a fully sandboxed frame.

How it works for this workflow

Step 1

Upload the PDF

Drop a report, whitepaper, or brochure — or reuse a document you already processed.

Step 2

Describe the page

Pick the purpose, visual style, layout, colors, and output language; add a reference site as inspiration.

Step 3

Preview and ship

Preview the rendered page in a sandbox, download the .html, and publish it anywhere.

API acceleration path

Automate conversions with `POST /api/v1/documents/{documentId}/html-export` — the brief travels as JSON and the result lands in the document's outputs.

POST /api/v1/uploads/init
PUT /api/v1/uploads/direct/{key}
POST /api/v1/documents
POST /api/v1/jobs
GET /api/v1/documents/:id/outputs

FAQ

Does the generated page load anything external?

No. The output is one self-contained HTML file with a single inline stylesheet — no scripts, fonts, images, or trackers are referenced.

Can it match my site's look?

Point the brief at custom brand colors or a reference website (used as styling inspiration only — it is never fetched) and pick the layout that fits.

Ready to automate your PDF to Styled HTML workflow?

Convert any PDF into one clean, styled, self-contained HTML page — configured by a short brief.