Does my text get uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs in your browser using pdf-lib. Your text never leaves your device and no data is sent to any server.

What fonts are used in the PDF?

The tool uses Helvetica, a standard built-in PDF font, so no external font files are needed and the output is universally compatible.

Can I convert very long texts?

Yes. The tool automatically flows text across multiple pages. Performance may slow slightly for texts exceeding 50,000 characters, but it will still complete.

Is the PDF searchable?

Yes. The generated PDF contains real text characters, not an image, so it is fully searchable and copy-paste friendly in any PDF viewer.

Which page sizes are supported?

A4 (210 × 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) are supported. Both are standard sizes accepted by printers worldwide.

TXT to PDF Converter

Paste or type plain text and download it as a formatted PDF — no upload, no server, fully private.

Your Text

Font Size: 12pt

Margin: 40pt

Page Size

Enter text on the left, then click Convert to PDF

Done!

Summary

This tool converts any plain text you type or paste into a properly formatted PDF file — entirely inside your browser. The conversion uses pdf-lib, so your text never leaves your device. You can adjust the font size and page margins before downloading.

How it works

Paste or type your plain text into the input area on the left.
Adjust the font size and page margin sliders to your preference.
Choose the page size (A4 or Letter) from the dropdown.
Click "Convert to PDF" to generate the file in the browser.
Preview the first page on the right, then click "Download PDF" to save.

Use cases

Save plain-text notes or drafts as portable PDF documents.
Convert a README or log file into a shareable PDF.
Archive terminal output or script results as a PDF.
Create a simple one-page PDF flyer from a text outline.
Turn raw copy-paste text into a clean, printable document.
Share plain text securely without revealing source formatting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-10-05 · Reviewed by Nham Vu