PDF to MHTML
Package a PDF into a single MHTML web archive. Every page image and all the text live inside one .mht or .mhtml file that opens in Internet Explorer, Edge, Chrome and Word.
Select a PDF to convert to MHTML
Drag & drop here, or choose from your device.
PDF files · up to 100.0 MB each
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How to use PDF to MHTML
Add your PDF
Select one PDF up to 100 MB. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Choose the contents
Page images, text, or both inside the archive.
Pick .mht or .mhtml
Identical formats — .mht is the classic Windows extension.
Why use PDFQuick for this
Everything in one file
MHTML bundles the page and its images into a single MIME archive — nothing can go missing.
Archive friendly
A common format for records management, email archiving and document retention systems.
Opens in Word too
Microsoft Word and Edge both read MHTML directly, so it slots into office workflows.
Fully local
The archive is assembled in your browser, so sensitive documents never leave your device.
Frequently asked questions
What is an MHTML file?
It is a web page saved as a single MIME archive — the HTML plus every image packed into one file. Windows has used the .mht extension for this since Internet Explorer.
Which apps open .mht files?
Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word and Chrome (with the built-in archive reader enabled) all open them.
Is .mht different from .mhtml?
No — the contents are identical, only the extension differs.
Can I convert it back to PDF?
Open the archive in your browser and print to PDF, or use our Image to PDF tool with the original page images.
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