Text to PDF
Create a clean PDF from plain text with our Text to PDF tool. Paste or type your text, choose A4 or Letter, the margins and the font size, and get a document set in the Inter typeface with every line break kept and long lines wrapped at word boundaries. Ideal for anyone who needs to share notes, logs, letters or lists as a file that looks the same on every device and printer.
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn text into a PDF?
Paste or type the text, pick the page size, margins and font size, and click Create PDF. The tool lays out the text on as many pages as it needs and returns a PDF file named text.pdf to download.
Which page sizes and margins can I choose?
You can choose A4, 210 by 297 millimeters, or US Letter, 8.5 by 11 inches, both in portrait orientation. The margin applies to all four sides and can be set from 5 to 50 millimeters, 20 by default.
Which font is used?
The text is set in Inter, an open source typeface designed for screens, at a font size from 6 to 32 points, 11 by default. Only the characters you use are embedded, which keeps the file small and makes it look identical in every PDF reader.
Which languages and characters are supported?
Inter covers Latin scripts including Vietnamese and most European languages, as well as Greek and Cyrillic. Characters it cannot draw, such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew, Indic scripts and emoji, are listed in an error instead of being printed as empty boxes.
Are line breaks and spaces kept?
Yes. Every line break starts a new line, empty lines stay empty, and runs of spaces are kept as typed. Tabs become four spaces, and a line that is wider than the page wraps at the last space that fits.
What happens with very long words or URLs?
A word or URL that is wider than the whole line on its own is broken between characters at the right margin and continues on the next line. Nothing is cut off or hidden outside the page.
How much text can I convert?
Up to 500,000 characters per document, and the result can have up to 200 pages. If the text needs more pages, the tool says so, and you can reduce the font size, narrow the margins or split the text.
Can I select and search the text in the PDF?
Yes. The text is stored as real text with a Unicode mapping, not as an image, so PDF readers can search it, select it and copy it, and text extraction tools read it back exactly.
Is the text monospaced like in a code editor?
No. Inter is a proportional typeface, so columns aligned with spaces may not line up exactly. For code or tables aligned with spaces, use Markdown to PDF with a code block, which uses a monospaced font.
Is my text stored?
No. The text is laid out in memory for this request only and is not saved or logged. The generated PDF is sent straight back to your browser.