File Tools

TXT to PDF

Convert plain text files to PDF documents.

.txt Max: 10 MB

Click to upload or drag and drop

Supported: TXT

How to Use TXT to PDF

1

Choose a .txt file to upload, or paste your text directly into the editor - plain text up to 10 MB is supported.

2

Set the page size, margins, font size and alignment so the layout matches how you want the document to read.

3

Click the "Process" button to build the paginated PDF from your text.

4

Preview the pages, then download the PDF or open it to print and share with others.

Features

Free to use with no sign-up and no watermark on the export
Accepts .txt uploads or pasted text, up to 10 MB
Automatic pagination with consistent margins and line wrapping
Font size, alignment and line spacing controls
Preview every page before you download the PDF
Generated in your browser and cleared when you close the tab

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is completely free with no account required. There is no watermark, no page limit and no catch, so download the PDF as often as you need.
It is processed in your browser and never uploaded to a server. Once you close or refresh the page, the file and any temporary data are discarded.
Lines are wrapped to the printable width of the page and the document is split across pages automatically, so a long paragraph or log line continues on the next page instead of being cut off.
Plain text has no formatting, so the document uses a single readable typeface. If you need headings and emphasis, save the file as HTML or Markdown and use the HTML to PDF or Markdown to PDF tool instead.

About TXT to PDF

Plain text is easy to write and awkward to share. Send someone a .txt file and it opens in a text editor with no layout, no page numbers and no sign that anything was even printed. The TXT to PDF converter takes that raw text and lays it out as a proper paginated document, with even margins, wrapped body text, page breaks where they belong and a document that prints the same on any machine.

It is the quickest way to turn notes, logs, readme files, report drafts, code listings and meeting transcripts into something you can attach to an email or upload to a portal. Because the output is PDF, the recipient sees exactly what you saw whether they are on Windows, macOS, a phone or Adobe Acrobat.

You can adjust margins, font size, alignment and line spacing, and add a page footer before exporting. Files up to 10 MB are handled locally, so a long log or a hundred-page draft is converted in your browser without being uploaded anywhere. Use it whenever you need a shareable, printable version of a file that only exists as text.

Key Benefits

  • Sending a client a readable report instead of a raw .txt attachment
  • Printing long notes, transcripts or log files with clean page breaks
  • Archiving documentation or a README as a fixed-layout PDF
  • Producing an offline copy of text you want to review or sign off on
  • Turning a plain text export from a script or database into a shareable document