Is the text in the PDF selectable?

Yes. Your browser prints the document as real text, so you can select, copy and search it in any PDF reader.

Does it work with Hindi and other Indian languages?

Yes. Devanagari (Hindi, Marathi, Nepali), Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Gurmukhi (Punjabi) and Odia use Noto fonts and are shaped by your browser, so matras and conjuncts print correctly. Urdu and Arabic text use Noto Sans Arabic (Naskh style, not Nastaliq).

Can I add page numbers?

Turn on "Headers and footers" in your browser print dialog. Most browsers then print the page number and the document title on every page.

My file shows strange characters. Why?

It was probably saved in an older encoding rather than UTF-8. The tool warns you when it finds bytes that are not valid UTF-8. Open the file in Notepad or another editor, save it as UTF-8, and open it again.

Is there a size limit?

There is no fixed limit; very long files take longer to lay out and print. The on-page preview shows the first 300 lines, the PDF contains everything.

No. The text is laid out and printed entirely in your browser.

Text to PDF

Paste text or open a .txt file, pick a font, size and page layout, and save a PDF with real, selectable text. Hindi and other Indian scripts are shaped correctly. Everything runs in your browser.

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Will this convert my text?

Save as PDF opens your browser's print dialog, where you choose "Save as PDF". Nothing is uploaded.

Plain text or a .txt file, including Hindi and other Indian languages

Printed as selectable text with correct shaping for Indian scripts.

Code or log files that need line numbers

Turn on Monospace and Line numbers. Long lines wrap instead of being cut off.

Text with formatting such as headings, bold or tables

Plain text has no formatting. Write it in Markdown instead.

Markdown to PDF

A Word document (.docx)

Use the Word converter for .docx files.

Word to PDF

Features

Paste text or open .txt files saved as UTF-8 or UTF-16
Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi and Odia via Noto fonts
Noto Sans, Noto Serif or your system font; monospace for code and logs
Font size, line spacing, A4/Letter/Legal/A5, margins and orientation
Optional line numbers and a file name at the top
Live page preview; text stays selectable and searchable in the PDF

What people convert

Notes and letters

Turn notes typed in Notepad or a phone into a tidy PDF to share or print.

Hindi and regional-language text

Make a PDF of text in Indian scripts without broken matras or conjuncts.

Code and log files

Print source code or server logs in monospace with line numbers.

How to get a clean PDF from plain text

Save as PDF keeps text sharp

Save as PDF opens your browser print dialog with the page size, orientation and margins already set. Choose "Save as PDF" as the destination and the result is a real PDF with selectable, searchable text, not a picture of the text.

Indian languages

Many simple text-to-PDF converters draw each character on its own, which breaks Devanagari, Bengali and Tamil: vowel signs float and conjuncts fall apart. This tool lets your browser lay out the text, the same way it does on web pages, so the PDF reads correctly. The Noto fonts are downloaded only for the scripts your text uses.

If characters look wrong after opening a file

The tool reads UTF-8 and, when the file starts with a byte order mark, UTF-16. Files saved in an older encoding (for example ANSI or Windows-1252) show replacement characters; the tool warns you when this happens. Re-save the file as UTF-8 in your text editor and open it again.