How to convert text to PDF
- Type or paste your text, or open a .txt, .md or .csv file.
- Pick a font size (8–24 pt) and a page size, A4 or US Letter.
- Click Create PDF. Long lines wrap automatically and new pages are added as needed.
How the page is laid out
Text is set in Helvetica with a margin of about 20 mm on every side and comfortable line spacing (1.4 times the font size). Each line break in your text starts a new line, so a blank line gives a gap between paragraphs. Words are never split; a line breaks at the last space that fits.
Example
At the default 11 pt on A4, each page holds about 48 lines of text, roughly a page of a typed letter. A 3,000-word text file becomes about four to five pages, depending on how many short lines it has.
Good for
- Turning notes, logs or a letter drafted in a plain editor into a file you can email or print.
- Making a quick PDF of a CSV or Markdown file to attach to a report.
The font covers English letters, numbers and common symbols; other characters appear as "?", and the tool warns you when your text contains them. To add the PDF to others, use Merge PDF.