Text to PDF converter
Turn plain text into a tidy PDF you can print or send, on your own device.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
About Text to PDF
Notes, lists, logs and drafts are often plain text files. Many people can't open those comfortably on a phone, and they print with odd line breaks. A PDF looks the same everywhere.
Lines wrap neatly at the margin and long texts continue onto new pages. The font is embedded, so accents, Greek and Cyrillic letters print correctly. The file is read and the PDF made in your browser.
Choose A4 or US Letter for the page size. The text is set in Noto Sans, a clear and widely used font, with comfortable margins and line spacing. Very long lines are wrapped at word boundaries, so nothing is cut off, and empty lines in your file stay empty in the PDF.
Your file needs to be plain text. UTF-8, which almost every modern editor uses, works, and so do UTF-16 and the older Western encoding (Windows-1252, often called Latin-1), with their accented letters intact. Every text file you add becomes its own PDF.
Questions and answers
Languages written in Latin, Greek or Cyrillic letters, including accented letters. Emoji print as black-and-white symbols; their font is downloaded the first time your text has emoji, so offline before that they print as a question mark. Characters the fonts don't have, such as Chinese, print as a question mark.
Not yet. Text is set in Noto Sans at 11 points, which is clear on screen and on paper.
A plain text file, usually ending in .txt, saved as UTF-8 (the default in almost every editor), UTF-16 or the older Windows-1252 (Latin-1). Word documents aren't plain text.