How to Convert PDF to HTML
Even though the PDF is great for posting reading documents like manuals on a website, it can sometimes annoy and even deter your viewers. Public or shared computers may not have a PDF viewer installed or downloading a PDF might not agree with a user’s browsing habits.
In order to make material in a PDF more accessible to others, converting your PDF to HTML file may be an alternative to consider.
Doing so eliminates a series of downloadable attachments for users just to access available content. It can make browsing more consistent for your clients, page visitors, and colleagues.
You can convert PDF to HTML free by using the Export tool in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. This option lets you perform different types of on-the-fly PDF conversions.
To convert PDF to HTML:
Open the PDF file you wish to convert in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro.
Select Export from the File menu.
Select HTML and choose your version — HTML 3.2 (an earlier version of HTML for older websites) or HTML 4.01 with CSS 1.0 (the current HTML specification with CSS style sheets).
Save your file in a location of your choosing.
Once saved, you will be able to view and publish your material in HTML format.- As you can see, PDF documents conserve the clarity of graphics and images for quality output online.
- Converting a PDF to HTML file allows you to put together quality web content with a consistent and professional look.
