Does the PDF keep any formatting from the original file?

A .txt file doesn't carry formatting to begin with — no bold, fonts, or colors. This lays the text out cleanly with word wrapping and page breaks, the same as any plain-text file would.

Is there a size limit?

No fixed limit — very long text files just become more pages. Your device's memory is the practical ceiling.

Does it handle different line endings correctly?

Yes — Windows (CRLF), Mac (CR), and Unix (LF) line endings are all read correctly.

TXT to PDF

Turn a plain-text file into a paginated PDF, laid out and downloaded on your device.

Read the TXT to PDF guide

Processed on your device

Drop a .txt file here, or click to browse

Plain text only — formatting like bold or fonts isn't part of a .txt file to begin with.

Works well with

CSV to PDF

Lay a spreadsheet's rows out as a readable table PDF.

HTML to PDF

Render an .html file into a PDF snapshot, right in this tab.

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into a single file, in the order you set.

TXT to PDF

Works well with

Common questions

Does the PDF keep any formatting from the original file?

Is there a size limit?

Does it handle different line endings correctly?