Text to PDF
Turn plain text or a .txt file into a tidy PDF — choose the font, size, line spacing, margins and page numbers.
Your text
Preview
Font, size and spacing shown here are exactly what the PDF will use.
Page setup
How to turn text into a PDF
- Type or paste your text on the left, or drop a
.txt,.logor.srtfile onto the small drop area. - Pick a font, size, line spacing and margins. Loose spacing leaves room for handwritten notes; monospace keeps logs and code aligned.
- Press Convert to PDF and the file downloads with page numbers if you asked for them.
FAQ
Are my line breaks preserved?
Yes. Every newline you typed becomes a line break in the PDF, and long lines wrap at the margin instead of being cut off. Blank lines become paragraph gaps when “Space between paragraphs” is on.
Does Chinese text work?
Yes, and that is not a given: PDF's built-in fonts have no Chinese, Japanese or Korean glyphs, which is why many text-to-PDF tools output blank boxes. Here the text is typeset by your browser first, so every script your device can show ends up in the PDF.
What is this good for?
Emailing a log excerpt, printing a transcript or a set of notes, handing in plain-text homework, or archiving a chat export in a format that opens anywhere.