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 Adobe Acrobat 11 Pro. This will allow you to perform quick on-the-fly PDF conversions to HTML.

You can convert PDF to HTML free by using the corresponding online tool you can find in our collection of PDF converter tools. If you have our desktop program PDF Converter Elite on your computer, you can use it as well for the same matter.

This will allow you to perform quick on-the-fly PDF conversions to HTML. The difference between online tool and PCE is that this online tool is free, but you need an internet connection to use the tool. On the other hand, you can convert files offline by using our desktop solution. Additionally, you can use PCE to convert only certain parts of your PDF to HTML, which can be convenient when you are dealing with big files.

If you find yourself away from your desktop computer, you can use this online tool to turn PDFs into HTML on the go. Visit the PDF to HTML converter from any mobile browser or computer, and drop the file to convert. If the file you want to convert is stored in Google Drive or Dropbox, you can also import it from there.

The conversion starts immediately, and you can download the HTML file to your device. There are no limits on the size of the PDF or the number of conversions.