Ease of Use
html2pdf is designed to be user-friendly and easy to integrate into React applications. With minimal setup, you can convert HTML content into PDF format. It provides a simple API to capture HTML elements and export them as PDFs with just a few lines of code.

CSS Styling Preservation
One of the standout features of html2pdf is its ability to preserve the CSS styling of HTML content. This includes text formatting, colors, font sizes, margins, and padding. The library ensures that the visual appearance of the content in the PDF closely matches that of the HTML source.

Dynamic Content Support
html2pdf can handle dynamic content generated by JavaScript or user interactions. It captures the fully rendered HTML, including any content that is added or modified at runtime. This makes it suitable for applications that need to export user-generated content, reports, or data that changes dynamically.

Page Breaks and Margins
The library supports automatic page breaks and margin settings, ensuring that content is properly distributed across multiple pages if it exceeds the available space. You can configure margins to control the spacing around the edges of the PDF pages.

Customizable File Naming
When exporting PDFs, html2pdf allows for custom file naming. You can specify the name of the PDF file dynamically, based on user input or content properties, which helps in organizing and managing the generated files more effectively.

Header and Footer Support
Although basic, html2pdf allows for adding static headers and footers to the PDF. This can be useful for including information like page numbers, document titles, or other repeated elements across multiple pages.

Image Embedding
The library supports embedding images into the PDF, which means you can include logos, charts, or other media directly within the generated document. Images are handled as part of the HTML rendering process, ensuring they are accurately included in the final PDF.

Download and Viewing Options
Once the PDF is generated, html2pdf provides options for either automatically downloading the file or opening it in a new browser tab. This flexibility allows users to choose how they want to interact with the generated PDF.

Compatibility
html2pdf works well with modern browsers and is compatible with most HTML and CSS standards. However, some advanced CSS features or very complex layouts may require adjustments to ensure proper rendering in the PDF.