Jupyter to HTML Converter

Convert your Jupyter Notebooks to HTML format with live preview. Perfect for sharing notebooks as web pages.

Upload Notebook
Drag and drop or click to upload your .ipynb file

Drop your .ipynb file here or click to browse

Conversion Features
Your notebook will be converted with these features

Preserve structure

Maintains original notebook cell order and types

Style formatting

Clean CSS styling with syntax highlighting

Include outputs

Cell outputs and results are preserved

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About This Tool

This converter transforms your Jupyter Notebooks into standalone HTML files that can be viewed in any web browser. Processing happens entirely in your browser so your data never leaves your computer.

Why Convert to HTML?

  • Share notebooks without requiring Jupyter installation
  • Create web-viewable documentation from your notebooks
  • Archive notebooks in a universally readable format
  • Present analysis results to non-technical stakeholders

How to Use This Online Converter

Using the tool above is the quickest way to turn a Jupyter Notebook into a shareable web page. Upload your .ipynb file or drag it onto the drop zone, and the converter parses the notebook directly in your browser. Once the notebook is processed you will see a live preview of the HTML output. From there you can copy the generated markup or download the complete .html file. No server ever touches your data, making this approach ideal for quick experiments or when you need a fast result.

  1. Click the upload area and choose your .ipynb notebook.
  2. Preview the converted notebook in the browser.
  3. Copy the HTML code or download the ready-to-share file.

Convert ipynb to HTML Locally with Jupyter

If you prefer working from the command line, Jupyter includes a utility called nbconvert that can export notebooks to many formats. First make sure Jupyter is installed by runningpip install notebook in your environment. Then execute the following command in the directory containing your notebook:

jupyter nbconvert --to html your-notebook.ipynb

The command generates an HTML file alongside your notebook with all code cells, markdown and outputs rendered. You can pass extra flags such as--execute to run the notebook before conversion or specify a template for custom styling. Local conversion is helpful when integrating notebook exports into automated workflows or when dealing with sensitive data that should never leave your machine. If installing the Jupyter stack feels heavy or you just need a quick preview, our online converter above is a lightweight alternative.

Whether you choose the browser-based tool or the traditionalnbconvert workflow, exporting notebooks to HTML makes it easy to publish results, create documentation or share research with a broader audience. Keep this page bookmarked for the next time you need an instant IPython Notebook to HTML converter.

For more advanced customization, you can modify the generated HTML to add your own styles, embed JavaScript visualizations or host the file on a static site. The converter serves developers, researchers and students who need a dependable ipynb to html workflow without installing extra software. Modern browsers handle even large notebooks efficiently, letting you move from analysis to presentation in just a few clicks.

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IPYNB to HTML FAQ

How to convert IPynb to HTML?

Upload your .ipynb file to the converter above or use the Jupyter nbconvert utility if you prefer the command line.

  1. Open this page and drop your notebook into the upload area.
  2. Review the live preview, then copy the markup or download the HTML file.
  3. Prefer the terminal? Run jupyter nbconvert --to html your-notebook.ipynb in the notebook directory.

Can we use Jupyter notebooks for HTML?

Jupyter notebooks can absolutely produce HTML. When you export a notebook, its markdown, code cells, and outputs are bundled into a clean web page.

  • In JupyterLab, select File > Save and Export As > HTML.
  • On the command line, run jupyter nbconvert --to html your-notebook.ipynb.
  • For a quick result, upload your notebook to the converter on this page.

How to save IPynb as HTML vs code?

The VS Code Jupyter extension makes exporting a notebook to HTML straightforward.

  1. Install the official Jupyter extension and open your notebook inside VS Code.
  2. Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) to open the Command Palette.
  3. Choose Jupyter: Export to HTML and select the destination for the generated file.

The exported HTML appears next to your original notebook so you can commit or share it immediately.

How to open an IPYNB file on the web?

You have multiple options for viewing a notebook online without installing local tools.

  • Upload the notebook here to render it immediately as HTML.
  • Push it to GitHub or a public Gist to use their integrated notebook preview.
  • Paste the notebook URL into nbviewer.org for a hosted view.

After conversion, you can host the HTML output on any static site or share it directly with collaborators.