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Convert Text to PDF Online

Convert plain text or script content into standard PDF documents. Customize text size, margins, font styles, and add page numbers instantly.

PLAIN TEXT SCRIPTDrag & drop a .txt file inside the box to load

PDF Config Options

Client-Side Text-to-PDF Conversion & Document Formatting

Converting plain text documents, coding scripts, lecture notes, or legal transcripts into standardized PDF files ensures that typography, line spacing, and pagination remain identical regardless of the viewer's device, operating system, or installed font libraries.

Our Text to PDF Converter operates 100% locally in your web browser. It calculates text line wrapping, breaks pages automatically, embeds standard typography (Helvetica, Times, Courier), and generates dynamic page numbers without uploading your confidential prose or source code to any cloud server.

Need to format your document with Markdown headings and live previews first? Use our Markdown Editor or bundle image scans into PDF with our JPG to PDF Converter.

Typography & Pagination Features

  • Standard Core Fonts: Supports Helvetica (clean modern sans-serif), Times-Roman (traditional formal serif), and Courier (fixed-width monospace for code blocks).
  • Smart Text Wrapping: Automatically wraps long sentences based on selected page margins, preventing character clipping at page boundaries.
  • Dynamic Page Numbering: Automatically counts total generated pages and prints standard "Page X of Y" tags in the document footer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Will long text documents automatically split into multiple pages?

Yes. The rendering engine measures font height and line count against the page dimensions, creating new pages seamlessly with proper margins whenever the text exceeds the printable boundary.

Can I upload a raw .txt file directly?

Yes. You can click "Upload Text File" to load any plain text or code file directly into the editor for instant PDF compilation.

Is my document text kept private and confidential?

Yes, 100%. All PDF construction occurs entirely in your browser's JavaScript runtime. No text data is ever transmitted to external servers.