Convert HTML to PDF,free, in your browser

No. The whole conversion runs in your browser. Your markup is parsed and rendered to a PDF on the same machine you opened the page on, and nothing is sent to a server.

Not directly. This tool converts HTML you already have: an .html file you drop in, or markup you paste. To capture a page you are viewing, open your browser's own Print dialog and choose Save as PDF, or save the page first and drop the saved .html here.

CSS in a <style> block or a style attribute is applied. A stylesheet loaded from another file or another site is not, because the PDF is built without fetching external resources. Inline your CSS into a <style> block and the PDF will match your page.

They are removed before rendering. A PDF is a static document, so JavaScript has nothing to run against and form controls cannot be submitted. Anything your page draws with JavaScript after load will not appear, so convert the finished markup rather than the template.

Images embedded as data URIs always work. Images linked from the web only appear if the site hosting them allows cross-origin loading, which many do not. If an image comes out blank, embed it as a data URI first.

The limit is 25 MB of markup, which is far more than any hand-written page. Very long documents take longer to render because every page is laid out in your browser first.