Convert PDF to HTML For Free

PDF to HTML Conversion

With DIY tools anyone can create and personalize a simple HTML webpage.

But as you may know, that simple HTML page can be made up of content coming from different types of formats, which means dealing with content like JPEG images, Word document text, and even the hard-to-edit PDF file.

For Word content and JPEGs you can easily copy and paste or upload image files into your HTML code with editing GUIs. But for PDF content, the conversion is best left to applications which, unfortunately, can’t guarantee they’ll make life any easier for you.

The problem lies in the small number of inconveniences: signing up with an email, downloading plug-ins, registering with personal information, or paying for full feature access.

The solution to this?—Our free online PDF to HTML converter.

To use it, simply upload your PDF file, click on Convert, and your PDF is quickly converted into HTML (conversion times depend on the size of your file).

Once the conversion is done, you’ll get a link directly on the page on which you can click to view your PDF content converted in HTML. You’re free to copy and reuse the generated code in your own HTML web pages and projects.

Moreover, the URL is permanent, meaning you can keep using it and share it online with your colleagues whenever you want.

You don’t need to sign up with an email, pay for any services, or wait for a converted file to be sent to you. It’s completely anonymous and available whenever you need it.

Just give the tool a try on your PDF and see if its convenience works for you.

How To Convert Word .Docx to .Doc For Free

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It’s sometimes taken for granted that the default. docx format can be used by all. Simply clicking on the Save icon, or pinky-middle fingering CTRL + S on the keyboard comes naturally and on instinct.

However, without the Office 2007 plug-in or viewer, you’re at a loss for opening, editing—or heck, even simply viewing, a .docx file on the fly. A real problem indeed if you’re at a public computer or on the go with a mobile device.

Well, no need to look any further for a solution because we’ve been hard at work and have developed a fully functional .Docx to .Doc converter.

Here’s the run down.

Just upload a .Docx file from your computer, click on convert, and once your file is done, click on the link provided to pick it up. Then simply save it to your computer.

The converter retains the quality of your original .docx file and can easily convert images included within the document. Below are some screenshots showing the converter in action.

It’s online for easy access whenever you need it. No registration or email addresses are required, and yes, it’s FREE.

So go ahead and arm yourself with a .docx file. Check it out yourself. You won’t be disappointed.

Need A PDF? Here Are A Few More Search Engines To Check Out. Finally!

PDF LogoLast year, PDF search engines were just breaking ground on the Internet. Back then, we were only able to find and review 3 PDF search engines—and all three were in beta. Needless to say, you couldn’t be particular about your tools or your search habits when there wasn’t much to choose from.

Fortunately, more than a year later, that has changed. Thanks to the continued development of online document management, essential tools, like document search engines, are gaining ground.

Now you can find more than just 3 PDF search engines.Here are a few more that we reviewed to add to the list.

PDFQueen

PDFQueen is a free unlimited PDF search and downloading engine with millions of documents in its database. To start searching for a PDF, you can use already inputted search term tags from their collection of Recent PDF Searches, or from their collection of Last PDF Searches by Countries.

Recent PDF searches

Once you search, you’ll get a page that resembles a typical Google search result. Click on a file and you get a clean HTML version to preview directly on the site with the download link right above it.

Searches done by countries will give you a list of “popular ebooks” looked for by date, which might make tailored searches easier, but with a few more clicks.

PDF-Searcher

With one test run using PDF-Searcher, you’ll get the impression that this site is based on the social media user.To start, there are bookmarking and social network icons for quick access and linking with popular sites you use everyday.

PDF Searcher

Moreover, when you get your search results back, you not only have HTML and PDF previews, but also the option of previewing files in the popular Flash format powered by PDFMeNot.

Also, while the homepage may not offer suggested search tags, you’ll get those at the bottom of your results page if what you’ve typed in doesn’t give you the right results.

docjax

If you thought PDF Database.com was a bit more versatile, you’ll think this engine is a swiss army knife.Docjax gives you the option of searching for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files.For each search result, you can preview the file, download it and even rate it by clicking on the “Love It” icon.

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This site is a bit cleaner than most.It offerstag clouds, recommended books andthe usual “most viewed,” “most loved,” “most downloaded,” etc., in separate menus and drop boxes, like a regular website.

As to searching for the right file, you get handy .doc, .xls, .ppt, .pdf tabs to instantly switch your search from format to format without having to toggle and re-search.

Rapid4Me.com

While its name might bring to mind the popular torrent, this Rapidshare Search Engine is catered specifically to PDF files and not media. Rapid4Me PDF search engine is pretty decent.Like PDFQueen you get a handful of handy tags to start off with.

Once you search, you’ll get ranked results that take you to an immediate PDF preview in your browser. If that annoys you, you also have the option to preview an HTML version first.

PDF-search.org

PDF-search.orgPDF-Search.org combines different features of the other search engines into one.It has the social bookmarking and viewing options of PDF-Searcher; the added dropbox of PDFDatabase.com for PDF, DOC, and PPT search options; and the country tagging collection of PDFQueen.

To boot, like docjax, you can toggle between formats in your search with a simple click and still have the option of viewing them in Flash.

Take a careful look at each PDF search engine. When you have a number of them to choose from, you’re bound to find one that suits you, and not the other way around!

PDF/UA is on the Way to Becoming A New PDF Standard

When the PDF became a standardized format in 2008, it served as the backbone for other PDF subset standards that mainstreamed certain uses of the PDF. Examples include the PDF/X (professional printing and publishing), the PDF/A (digital archiving) and soon, the PDF/UA (Universal Accessibility).

The new subset standard, PDF for Universal Access (PDF/UA) is slowly, but surely, going through the standardization ranks. The PDF/UA subset standard may still be relatively unknown right now, but people will know about it soon enough.

In case you didn’t know, just last month the PDF/UA has reached the ISO status of “Approved Work Item” (AWI) and the US and International Committees for PDF/UA are working to complete the draft for the ISO meeting in Orlando, FL this October.

What is the PDF/UA?

Essentially, the PDF/UA is designed to make PDF data accessible to everyone, which includes those who are hearing impaired, suffering from bone fractures, or are color-blind. The aim of the new standard is to let users with disabilities gain a way to interact with digital content.

PDF/UA: Making Files Accessible to users with Disabilities

The internet is filled with a large amount of files and a significant number of them are in the PDF format. Everything from annual reports to academic research documents can be accessed through PDF because it’s easy and convenient to use.

And because of this convenience and availability, most users take it for granted. But what if a user has a certain disability that prevents him from accessing digital content?

Creating PDF files that are “accessible” entails properly structuring the format. Of course, the proper structuring of the PDF file is more complex than it first appears. It involves integrating keyboard shortcuts to provide navigational options, adding alternative texts to describe images, and validating the reading and logical order of the page.

How Is This Possible?

Tagged PDF files. Tags in a PDF are basically markers for every content element in the file. The separation between content and appearance is critical because the validated tags pave the way for assistive tools to interpret the data.

For instance, this enables screen reading devices like Windows Eyes and Jaws, to voice the PDF text and information out loud to help people with visual impairments.

It’s fortunate that a lot of new PDF creation software has been developed over the years. These developments accommodate assistive-technology devices.

One notable application, Acrobat 9 allows PDF creators to generate tags easily. It can also switch to the zoom mode, read the data out loud, and check the file’s level of accessibility.

So try adding a few accessibility features to your own PDFs while the PDF/UA gets nearer to standardization. It’ll definitely help your PDFs reach, and benefit, a wider audience.

7 Ways The PDF Is Changing The Definition Of Digital Documents

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Where digital documents have made data portability easier, they have also created confusion among their users because most digital documents are complex, unpredictable and platform dependent.

However, the PDF format has given an entirely new definition to the term “digital documents”.

Here’s a look at some of the benefits of the PDF that have made it a superior file format and  that have changed the definition of what a digital document is.

With the PDF you don’t need to use different types of digital documents for storing different types of data. Whether you’re handling text, fonts, images, 2D graphics, digital signatures, embedded multimedia or some other form of data, the PDF is the only solution to all of your digital needs.

  1. All in One Platform – Support for Multiple Document Formats

Your documents can comprise of plenty of pages and sheets created/designed in different softwares like Illustrator, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Photoshop, Visio, Quark etc. Also, you might need to open a document created in a platform supported by one operating system into another operating system.

With the PDF, the handling of multiple file formats and opening documents in multiple operating systems is easier than you can imagine. The PDF empowers its users to save these documents in pdf besides native application formats.

Forget about any problem you might face due to the incompatibility of different software apps to open them. Further, different document formats can be combined and categorized in the pdf format to produce a single intuitive, easy-to-use and easy-to view document.

In other words, the PDF enables its users to convert other digital documents to pdf and back again.

  1. Ideal for the Web

There’s no need to spend long hours on converting your documents to html or web formats in order to present them to your WWW users.Just convert them into PDFs and upload them onto your web server.

PDF is the ideal platform to present, store and retrieve documents on World Wide Web due to its compact nature and easily available browser plug-ins.

When it comes to rich, colorful and graphic based documents, PDF uses the least storage space hence making it an ideal format to be used on web. What else can it do

Search engines’ support for “searches within PDF documents??? has increased the PDFs usage even more. Adobe and other vendors offer browser plugins which help users read PDF documents directly in the browser. Hence, removing any need to download the document while ensuring security and storage efficiency.

  1. Digital Signatures

With the introduction of digital signature support for PDF, Adobe has provided another reason why the PDF is widely used.

Digital Signature Solutions provided by Adobe allows businesses and other entities to electronically exchange documents with the assurance that submitted information has not been tempered after its dispatch.

Adobe has also devised a method to verify the digital identity of a signatory in PDF documents. To make this feature more authentic Adobe has joined hands with leading security vendors, like, VeriSign, RSA, Entrust, GeoTrust, and ActivCard.

This will surely remove the need to maintain paper copies of documents to verify signatures.

  1. Digital Archiving Standard

PDF is also becoming a standard in the field of digital archiving. Organizations can scan all kinds ofpaper based documents into PDF to maintain the easy to access yet secure, digital archive.

Further, the OCR embedded PDF solutions enable users to easily search through the text of scanned documents to find the needed document in an easier and efficient way.

Using these features, ISO versions are also being introduced which ask users to archive their documents using PDF based solutions.

  1. Creating Interactive Documents

PDF formats enable the PDF users to create interactive digital documents with compactness and portability of a standalone document. Users can create PDF documents with links to websites, sound files, videos and forms for an exciting way of sharing information.

In fact, there are options to embed rich text, effects, animation, color features and multimedia in PDF creators, which let users to create advanced digital documents easily.

Using the advanced techniques of creating PDF documents, users can make pdf based multipage portfolios that start with an easy to navigate “main page” containing clickable links to other pages of document or websites.

  1. Support for eBooks

It’s become easier and less problematic to create and manage ebooks in PDF formats. The ebooks in PDF formats are not like the ebooks created by other digital document creators.

PDF eBooks contain several unmatchable features which can never be experienced in printed books. Some of these unique features include adjustment of font size, non-permanent highlighting and annotation, support for animations and multimedia in the eBooks, much reduced cost and text to speech engines.

Another important aspect of PDF eBooks is their sustainable and green-friendly nature because with PDFs there is no need to manufacture paper from trees or dispose of eBooks like you can with regular books.

  1. Creating Forms

The latest version of Adobe Acrobat empowers its users to create, manipulate and monitor electronic forms in PDF formats. Users with minimal IT understanding can create these forms easily and quickly.

These forms can be manipulated to be filled in and saved electronically. Interactive items like text fields, drop downs and check boxes can also be inserted into these PDF based forms.

Above all, the form information can be exported to spreadsheet formats as well. With the availability of PDF forms, there is no need of installing spreadsheet software apps to open and create forms.

When you take into account all of the above mentioned advantages of the PDF, you can safely say that the PDF is making revolutionary changes to the way digital documents work.

It’s simplicity, effectiveness, and ability to cover the features of all sorts of digital documents along with its integral qualities of compactness and portability makes it an ideal solution for everyone from a single user to Fortune 500s.