Paste notes, logs, or any plain text—or open a UTF-8 .txt file—and get a PDF with wrapped lines and automatic page breaks. Conversion runs in your browser with jsPDF; nothing is uploaded for processing.
Turn plain text into a printable PDF in your browser
PDF uses a monospace font. Very large pastes may be slow. Extended characters (non-Latin scripts) may not render if the built-in font lacks glyphs—use UTF-8 .txt files; for complex Unicode, try HTML to PDF with a web font.
Share and print text as a fixed document
Type in the box or load a .txt file from your device.
Long text flows onto extra pages with sensible margins.
Uses a fixed-width font so columns and code align better.
PDF is built locally in your browser.
A .txt file has no styling—just characters and line breaks. This tool lays that text out on A4 pages with margins and line wrapping so you get a readable PDF.
Everything happens in your browser: your text is not sent to our servers to build the PDF.
PDFs open everywhere and keep layout when you need to attach text to email or forms. Pair with HTML to PDF for rich layout, or Word to PDF for .docx.
Convert text above. For formatted pages, try HTML to PDF. For Word documents, use Word to PDF.
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