TXT to PDF
Plain text into paginated, wrapped PDF.
About TXT to PDF
Convert TXT to PDF and get a paginated, word-wrapped document instead of an endless line of text. Long-form notes, logs, transcripts and Markdown drafts become something you can print, sign or file — with a monospace option when alignment matters.
Making a printable document out of notes, transcripts, logs or a plain-text draft.
How to use TXT to PDF in 3 steps
- Drop the .txt, .md or .log file, or paste the text straight into the box.
- Choose the page size, margins and whether to use a monospace face.
- Create the PDF and download it.
What you get with TXT to PDF
- Text is re-wrapped to the page, so no line runs off the margin
- Monospace mode keeps code, tables and ASCII alignment intact
- Paste or upload — you are not forced to save a file first
- Runs in your browser — the file is never uploaded
- Free to use, with no signup and no account
- No watermark or logo added to your output
- Works on desktop and mobile, no install
TXT to PDF: questions
- Does it keep Markdown formatting?
- Markdown is laid out as readable text with its structure preserved in the line breaks. For headings as real document structure, HTML to PDF is the closer fit.
- Why are my lines cut off?
- They are not — the text wraps to the page width. If you want long lines kept intact, switch to monospace and a wider page.
- Can I turn a JSON or CSV file into a PDF?
- Yes, with their own tools: JSON to PDF pretty-prints and paginates a JSON file, CSV to PDF lays a CSV out as an aligned monospaced table. Both keep the characters exactly as written.