Text to PDF

Convert pasted plain text or uploaded TXT files into readable PDFs locally with font family, font size, line spacing, page size, orientation, margins, and optional headers and footers.

Plain text in, PDF out

The converter accepts pasted text or .txt files, preserves line breaks, wraps long lines when enabled, and writes a readable PDF in a local browser worker.

Unicode-safe output

Standard Latin text stays selectable. Unicode-heavy text is rendered visually with local browser fonts so characters remain readable without fetching external fonts.

How to convert text to PDF

  1. Add text — Paste text or upload a .txt file.
  2. Preview — Review line count, character count, and Unicode handling.
  3. Configure — Choose typography, page setup, margins, wrapping, and optional header/footer text.
  4. Download — Create and save the PDF locally.

Text to PDF FAQ

Are line breaks preserved?
Yes. Line breaks, blank lines, tabs, and form-feed page breaks are preserved in the generated PDF.
Does Unicode text work?
Yes. Unicode-heavy text is rendered visually with local browser fonts when standard PDF fonts cannot encode it.
Does my text upload to a server?
No. Text parsing and PDF creation run locally in your browser worker.