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Create PDF from HTML, text or Markdown

Lay out local content as a PDF with your own page and type settings.

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Local content, laid out as pages

Paste text, Markdown or safe HTML to create a new PDF.

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How to create a PDF from content

  1. Add your content

    Paste content or choose a local UTF-8 text, Markdown or HTML file.

  2. Set the page

    Choose the input format, page settings and typeface.

  3. Review and download

    Create and review the PDF pages, then download the new document.

Before you save

  • Use up to 500,000 characters, 2 MB of text, 100 pages and 50 MB of PDF output. A4 and Letter pages support portrait or landscape.
  • HTML supports a safe text and table subset. Input styles, scripts, forms, images and remote resources are removed. CommonMark is supported; advanced Markdown tables and equations are not interpreted.
  • Right-to-left and complex shaping scripts are currently refused. The converter reflows content and does not create PDF accessibility tags or capture arbitrary website URLs.

Questions about creating PDFs

Can I paste a website URL?

This tool converts content you paste or import locally. It does not fetch websites or their remote resources.

Will it preserve my HTML design exactly?

No. Supported document structure is reflowed with the page and type settings you choose. Review the generated pages before downloading.