HTML2PDF

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HTML2PDF plans and pricing

HTML2PDF Free Valid HTML 4.01; does not support all tags; requires specially prepared HTML html2pdf.fr · 5 Oct 2026

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Purpose: HTML2PDF is a PHP library for generating PDF documents from valid HTML 4.01.
Intended use: The library is designed mainly for table based documents such as invoices, delivery documents, and other official documents.
Not a webpage converter: The maker says HTML2PDF is for creating PDF files, not directly converting existing HTML pages, and that its input must not use the html, head, or body tags.
PDF engine: HTML2PDF uses TCPDF for PDF generation.
License: The project is distributed under the Open Software License (OSL).
Runtime requirements: The project README specifies PHP greater than 7.2, Composer, and the gd and mbstring PHP extensions.
Installation: The project README says to install the library with Composer.
Support: The website directs questions to its forum, while the project README directs questions and bug reports to GitHub Issues.
Current listed version: The maker’s homepage lists version 5.3.3, published June 8, 2025.
Integrations: The project README identifies TCPDF as its PDF engine and Composer as its installation method.
Security and compliance: The maker’s homepage states that it cannot be held responsible for data loss or hardware damage resulting from use of its programs.
Intended audience: The maker describes the library as a free solution for businesses to generate PDFs in web applications.
Price from: Free

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