Save a draft for reading
Move a plain-text draft into a document that is convenient to read, annotate, or print. Add a useful title, review your paragraph spacing, and use the print preview to check how the content flows between pages.
Text to PDF
Create a clean, paginated PDF from plain text.
- ✓ Add a document title
- ✓ Preserve text line breaks
- ✓ Use browser print settings
Processed on your device
Turn plain text into a clean printable document
Create printable notes, checklists, and drafts. The browser’s print engine handles text wrapping and Unicode characters.
Create a simple handout
Prepare a checklist, set of notes, or short reference sheet without a desktop word processor. The tool is intended for straightforward text; for complex columns, charts, or heavily styled documents, use a dedicated document editor.
Get the best result
This tool uses your browser’s print dialog. Page size, margins, headers, and footers are controlled there. Allow the print window if your browser blocks pop-ups.
A practical example
Starting point
A title such as Meeting notes, followed by paragraphs and a short checklist.
Expected result
A printable document with a heading and the supplied text, saved as PDF through your browser.
Your browser determines pagination and the available paper sizes. The tool does not send the text to a conversion server.
Troubleshooting and useful checks
The print preview does not open
Your browser may have blocked the new window. Allow pop-ups for this site, then select Open print preview again. The document opens as a separate print view.
The saved PDF has unwanted dates or addresses
Look for the Headers and footers option in your browser's print settings. Disable it if you do not want the browser to add page titles, addresses, or timestamps.
Frequently asked questions
A little clarity before you get started.
Does it preserve rich formatting?
This tool accepts plain text. Line breaks are preserved; HTML and Markdown are not rendered.
Where do I choose Save as PDF?
After opening the print preview, use the print dialog's destination or printer selector. The exact wording varies by browser and operating system; select its PDF-saving option rather than a physical printer.
Can I include HTML or Markdown formatting?
Input is treated as plain text. HTML tags and Markdown markers remain text instead of becoming headings, links, tables, or images. Line breaks are preserved.
Can I change paper size and margins?
Use the browser print dialog to choose the available paper size, orientation, scale, and margins. The preview is the best place to check the final layout before saving.
Does this convert a website URL into a PDF?
No. This tool creates a PDF from text you supply. It does not retrieve a webpage or capture its original layout. A full webpage-to-PDF service is a separate capability.
Do I need an account to use this tool?
No. This tool is free to use without signing in. An account lets you keep a list of favorite tools.
Can I use this on a phone?
Yes, with a current browser. File support, download behavior, and available memory vary by device. For large documents and images, a computer is often more comfortable.