Drop a text file here, or just paste below
Markdown, plain text, code or HTML
Your browser’s print dialog opens — choose "Save as PDF" as the destination.
Nothing is uploaded. Everything happens in your browser.
Drop a text file here, or just paste below
Markdown, plain text, code or HTML
Your browser’s print dialog opens — choose "Save as PDF" as the destination.
Nothing is uploaded. Everything happens in your browser.
Sometimes what you have is text and what you need is a PDF: notes written in Markdown, a log file for a bug report, a snippet of code to attach to a ticket, or a page of HTML you want to archive. Opening a word processor to paste it in and export is more ceremony than the task deserves.
Paste or drop the text, pick how it should be treated, and save it through your browser's print dialog. Markdown is rendered properly — headings, lists, tables, code blocks and quotes all come out formatted. Code and logs are set in a monospaced font with lines preserved, which is what makes them readable in print. Plain text keeps its paragraphs, and raw HTML is rendered as written.
The text stays text in the finished PDF, so it remains searchable and selectable, and the file stays small. Nothing is uploaded — the conversion is done entirely by your browser, which also means it keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
Turn Markdown, plain text, code or HTML into a PDF.
Paste it into the box, or drop a text file onto the upload area.
Markdown renders formatting; code keeps a monospaced font and line breaks.
Pick page size, margins and font size.
Click convert, then choose "Save as PDF" in your browser's print dialog.