Text to PDF

Notes and long text, as a tidy PDF

Manuscripts written in a notes app, blog drafts, meeting notes — sending them as raw TXT means awkward line lengths and, on some systems, garbled characters. Paste the text or choose a TXT file and this tool wraps lines to the page width, breaks pages and adds page numbers. Fonts are embedded in the PDF, so it looks identical on any device.

Options

• Paper — A4 for most of the world, US Letter for North America, A5 for a book-like size that's comfortable on a phone.
• Font size, spacing, margins — the defaults (10.5 pt, normal, 22 mm) suit most documents. Try 14 pt for large-print copies.
• Headings — lines starting with “# ” or “## ” become larger bold headings, handy for simple Markdown text.
• Indent first line — indents each paragraph, like a novel or essay.

Paragraphs

Blocks separated by blank lines are treated as paragraphs with space between them; line breaks inside a paragraph are kept. Long texts flow onto as many pages as needed — the preview shows the first page and the total page count appears below. TXT files in UTF-8 and legacy encodings are detected automatically.

For documents with tables or images, use Word to PDF. Your text is turned into a PDF on this device and never uploaded. A title, if given, appears at the top of page 1 and is saved as the PDF's document title.