Processed in browser
What “processed in browser” means
- Your file is never sent to a server.
- The work happens only in your browser's memory.
- Refreshing or closing the page discards the work in progress.
- Files you download stay on your device.
- Requests for ads and site resources are separate from your file — they never carry it.
Text to PDF — Give Plain Text a Layout
Sometimes you need to share something that's only text — a note, a log, a snippet — as a proper document. Instead of opening a word processor to paste and re-export, you can go straight from text to PDF.
The text you type or open is laid out inside your browser. Nothing is transmitted, and the resulting PDF goes straight to your device.
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When your text contains Korean, Japanese, or Chinese, a font covering exactly the characters you used is embedded so the file renders identically anywhere. Latin-only text uses a built-in font and stays small.
How to use
- 1
Add your text
Paste into the box or open a .txt file. Files are read only inside your browser.
- 2
Choose the layout
Set paper size and orientation, margins, font size, and line spacing. Turn on page numbers if you want them.
- 3
Create the PDF
Press create; the page count and file size appear and you can download immediately.
Key features
Non-Latin fonts embedded
Only the characters you actually used are embedded, so the document renders the same on machines without the font installed.
Your line structure survives
Blank lines are preserved so paragraph breaks stay intact. Long lines wrap to the page width.
Fine layout control
Adjust margins and line spacing to control how much fits on a page.
Optional page numbers
Print a number at the bottom centre so a printed stack stays in order.
Limits of this tool
- Markdown and HTML are not interpreted — the characters appear literally.
- Tables, images, bold, and italics are not supported.
- Text containing CJK characters embeds a font, adding a few hundred kilobytes.
- Tabs become spaces, so column alignment may drift.
When to use it
Share meeting notes
Turn notes from a notes app into a document you can send.
Attach logs
Document an error log or a processing record for a report.
Quick notices
Produce a simple announcement without opening an editor.
How are your files handled?
The text you type or open is laid out inside your browser. Nothing is transmitted, and the resulting PDF goes straight to your device.
Selected files open only in your browser's memory, and results are handed straight to your device when you save. Close the tab and any remaining data is gone with it. See the Privacy Policy and File Retention Policy for details.