RenderX is a lightweight tool that converts HTML into clean PDFs instantly. No installs, no setup — just upload or paste your HTML, preview it, and download the PDF. Built for designers and developers exporting slides, decks, or UI previews.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built RenderX after testing quite a few HTML to PDF tools and running into the same issues again and again. Layouts would break, font sizes would change, and the final export often didn’t match the preview. Many tools also had limitations that made clean exporting difficult.
RenderX is my attempt to keep things simple. You paste or upload HTML, preview it properly, and download a clean PDF. It works especially well for slides, decks, and UI previews.
I’d genuinely love feedback from designers and developers here.
What would make this more useful for you?
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Have had a play with this and its fantastic - easy to use, like the default sizing options to. Added to my stack!
That means a lot. Thanks for trying it out! 🙌 The sizing presets were added exactly for that reason: quick, predictable exports without layout surprises. Appreciate you adding RenderX to your stack!
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This hits a very real pain point 🙌
HTML → PDF tools often look great in preview… and then the exported PDF breaks layouts / changes fonts / shifts spacing 😅 Love that RenderX is focused on making the output match what you see.
The “paste → preview → download” workflow is super clean too.
Curious: how do you handle web fonts and page breaks (especially for long docs or slide-like layouts)? And do you plan an API / CLI version for automated exports? 🚀
Upvoted — great launch! 👏✨
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@elevenapril Appreciate this a lot 🙌 Fonts are fully loaded before export so what you see is what you get. Right now we’re optimized for slide-style layouts, but page-break controls for longer docs are something we’re actively exploring.
API / CLI are definitely planned — wanted to get the visual accuracy right in the web tool first.
Thanks for the great questions!
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Tried RenderX and really liked how clean the HTML to PDF export is.
I’ve had issues with other tools where layouts or font sizes break, but this one handled slides and UI previews nicely. Curious to see what features get added next.
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@melatoken Thanks for giving it a spin! 🙌 Clean exports without layout breaks is the goal, excited to keep improving it.
Have had a play with this and its fantastic - easy to use, like the default sizing options to. Added to my stack!
@lukedunsmoto
That means a lot. Thanks for trying it out! 🙌
The sizing presets were added exactly for that reason: quick, predictable exports without layout surprises. Appreciate you adding RenderX to your stack!
This hits a very real pain point 🙌
HTML → PDF tools often look great in preview… and then the exported PDF breaks layouts / changes fonts / shifts spacing 😅 Love that RenderX is focused on making the output match what you see.
The “paste → preview → download” workflow is super clean too.
Curious: how do you handle web fonts and page breaks (especially for long docs or slide-like layouts)? And do you plan an API / CLI version for automated exports? 🚀
Upvoted — great launch! 👏✨
@elevenapril
Appreciate this a lot 🙌
Fonts are fully loaded before export so what you see is what you get.
Right now we’re optimized for slide-style layouts, but page-break controls for longer docs are something we’re actively exploring.
API / CLI are definitely planned — wanted to get the visual accuracy right in the web tool first.
Thanks for the great questions!
Tried RenderX and really liked how clean the HTML to PDF export is.
I’ve had issues with other tools where layouts or font sizes break, but this one handled slides and UI previews nicely. Curious to see what features get added next.
@melatoken
Thanks for giving it a spin! 🙌
Clean exports without layout breaks is the goal, excited to keep improving it.