TXT to PDF Converter
Convert plain text to PDF online for free. Paste text or upload a .txt file, choose font, page size, and margins, directly in your browser.
Your files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers.
How to use the TXT to PDF converter
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Paste your text directly, or switch to "Upload .txt" to choose a file.
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Check the live preview, then adjust font, size, line spacing, page size, orientation, and margins as needed.
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Click "Convert to PDF."
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Download the finished PDF.
Common uses
- Turning notes, a script, or a plain-text draft into a shareable PDF
- Printing plain text with proper margins and page breaks
- Converting a log file or exported text into a document format
- Creating a simple PDF from Vietnamese or other Unicode text without formatting tools
Supported formats and limitations
Accepts TXT, up to one file at a time.
- This treats input as plain text only — Markdown syntax, HTML tags, or rich-text formatting from another program aren't interpreted, just shown as literal characters.
- The output PDF's text is rendered as an image of the page (the same trade-off this site's Word to PDF converter uses), so it isn't selectable or searchable in the downloaded file — this is what makes correct Vietnamese and other Unicode rendering reliable without a font compatibility gap.
- 5 MB limit when uploading a .txt file; pasted text has no fixed limit, but a very long document takes longer to render.
Frequently asked questions
No. Rendering happens entirely in your browser — pasted text or an uploaded file is never sent to a server.
Yes — text is rendered through your browser's own font engine (the same technique this site's Word to PDF converter uses), so Vietnamese diacritics and other Unicode characters display correctly.
Yes — "Paste text" is the default; switch to "Upload .txt" only if you'd rather pick a file.
Yes — font family, size, and line spacing, plus page size (A4/Letter), orientation, and margins are all adjustable before converting.
No — it's rendered as an image of the page, which is what guarantees Vietnamese and other Unicode text always displays correctly.