Turn text and Markdown files into a PDF locally - with line wrapping and page breaks. No upload.
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No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
A text file is readable everywhere, but not always nice to send or print. This tool pours your text into a clean PDF with automatic line and page breaks.
Light Markdown is recognised: lines starting with “# ” become headings, “## ” subheadings and “- ” bullet points. Blank lines separate paragraphs. You pick the page size and font size.
Everything runs locally in the browser with pdf-lib - nothing is uploaded. The standard Helvetica font is used; characters outside the Latin range (e.g. CJK or Cyrillic) are not rendered.
Typical inputs are logs, notes, configuration files or a source-code excerpt that should join a report or an exam in fixed page form. Unlike a raw text file, a PDF does not reflow with the window size: the wrapping is frozen, paragraphs and pages are fixed, and printing looks the same on any printer. Even long transcripts can thus be shared reliably or kept as an unchangeable version.
| Input formats | TXT, MD, MARKDOWN |
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| Output format | |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Standard Helvetica font (Latin/WinAnsi); characters outside Latin-1 (CJK, Cyrillic, emoji) are replaced with “?”. Recognises only light Markdown (headings, lists, paragraphs), not full Markdown/tables.
No, the PDF is built entirely locally in the browser.
Light Markdown: headings (#, ##), lists (-) and paragraphs. Not full Markdown.
Yes, lines wrap and new pages are added automatically.
Latin characters yes; CJK/Cyrillic/emoji are replaced with “?” (standard font).
Use the "HTML to PDF" tool for those.