A little code. A finished page.
Make it your own.
Edit the HTML or CSS. Render a real PDF. Everything runs on your device.
Preparing your first PDF…
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Free. No account. Your source stays in this tab and is not uploaded. Download any files you want to keep before leaving. The first render downloads the engine and bundled fonts.
Keep building¶
Save your HTML and CSS with the links in the editor. Download the bundled fonts
and extract the ZIP beside those files; it creates a fonts folder with the font
files and their licenses. For the invoice example, run:
python -m pip install fullbleed
python -m fullbleed render --html fullbleed-invoice.html --css fullbleed-invoice.css --out invoice.pdf --asset fonts/Inter-Variable.ttf --asset fonts/DMSerifDisplay-Regular.ttf --asset fonts/DMSerifDisplay-Italic.ttf --asset fonts/BebasNeue-Regular.ttf
For the other examples, replace invoice in the input filenames with report
or notice. You can keep editing and add --watch to rebuild after each save.
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The playground uses the released Fullbleed 2.5.0 Rust engine, compiled to WebAssembly. The PDF and page previews come from Fullbleed. It accepts static HTML/CSS, with Inter, DM Serif Display, and Bebas Neue embedded fonts. JavaScript inside your document is not executed, and remote assets are not loaded. Use inline SVG for artwork.
This demo handles up to 6 pages and 200 KB of HTML/CSS, with a 30-second render limit. These are playground limits; the local Python and Rust packages support larger jobs. Sample organizations and data are fictional.
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