Text to PDF Converter

How to use

1. 1Paste or type the text you want in your PDF into the editor, or drop a plain text file onto the drop zone. Files up to 10 MB and pastes up to 500,000 characters are supported.
2. 2Optionally type a title in the Document title field; it appears centered at the top of page 1 and as the PDF metadata title in the file properties.
3. 3Pick a page size, orientation, font family, style, font size, line height, margin, and alignment. The Lines per page and Chars per line previews update so you can size the layout before building.
4. 4Toggle Add page numbers to print Page X of Y in the bottom margin, or Add line numbers to render the source line number in a left gutter for code or review drafts.
5. 5Click Build PDF and then Download to save the file. Everything runs in your browser, so the text you paste and the PDF you build never leave your device.

About this tool

Text to PDF Converter turns plain text into a real, multi-page PDF document, entirely in your browser. Paste or type text into the editor, or drop a .txt, .md, .log, or .csv file, then pick a page size (A4, US Letter, US Legal, A3, A5, B5, Tabloid, or Executive), orientation, font family (Helvetica, Times Roman, or Courier), font size, line height, margin, and alignment (left, center, right, or justify). The tool word-wraps your text against the column width using the same Adobe AFM font metrics that PDF readers use to lay out the Standard 14 fonts, paginates the result, and emits a valid PDF 1.4 file with one Type1 font reference and one content stream per page. Because the fonts are part of the PDF specification, no font data is embedded, so the resulting PDF is small and opens cleanly in Preview, Adobe Acrobat, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and every other major viewer. Optional extras include a centered title block on page 1, Page X of Y numbering centered in the bottom margin, and line numbers in a left gutter for code and review drafts. Justify alignment spreads extra width across word gaps but leaves the last line of each paragraph natural so the layout reads correctly. Curly quotes, en and em dashes, ellipses, ligatures, the Euro sign, and the common Unicode space characters are normalized to their WinAnsi equivalents before encoding so the output never breaks on extended characters. Useful for writers turning a draft into a printable PDF, students saving notes for class, support agents archiving chat transcripts, engineers attaching logs to bug reports, developers printing snippets of source code, anyone replacing a paid online text-to-PDF service, and any time you need a quick PDF from a body of text without installing a desktop converter. The text you paste, the file you drop, and the PDF you generate all stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.