Turn HTML into a PDF document
Renders the HTML you paste in as a PDF, downloads the finished file and emails it to you as an attachment.
What it does
Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.
- 1
PDF.coHtml to pdfRenders the HTML exactly as written into a PDF with the file name you chose, returning a download link. - 2
GmailSendEmails the downloaded PDF to your address as an attachment, with the file name as the subject line.
How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Give it the HTML for a page, a name for the file and an address, and run it whenever you have markup to turn into a document. The HTML is rendered as a PDF exactly as you wrote it, the finished file is downloaded, and it is emailed to you as an attachment.
You get an email with the PDF attached, its subject the file name you chose. No AI reads the HTML and nothing is summarised, reformatted or tidied up: what you put in is what comes out, styling and all, though any images or stylesheets the page links to must be reachable on the public web. The renderer hands back a short-lived download link rather than the file, so the PDF is downloaded straight away and that copy is attached. If no link comes back or the download fails, the run stops and nothing is emailed, so you never get a message claiming a PDF that is not there. A download failure is reported with the reason but never the address, because that link carries a signature.
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