Write, paste, or import text, clean it with smart tools, apply document presets, add cover pages or watermarks, set metadata, rename the file, and download a polished PDF.
Text to PDF turns text content, layout options and document metadata into a downloadable PDF file through the text-to-PDF document creation workflow. Your text and selected layout options are sent to the server to create the PDF. External images are not downloaded from web addresses.
Text to PDF accepts text entered or pasted into the editor; it does not accept an uploaded PDF. The body is required and limited to 50,000 characters. The title is limited to 180 characters.
The output is one generated PDF using the selected page size, orientation, typography, spacing, document style, optional cover, border, header, footer, watermark, date, and page-number controls supported by the selected rendering path. Pages are generated from the content flow. A selected cover page is inserted first; automatic page breaks create later pages.
Text to PDF does not expose a target-size or compression-quality control. There is no general image-quality control. The rich renderer has remote resource loading disabled, so it does not fetch external images by URL.
Text to PDF creates a new document. The plain-text option can include the creator, author, title, subject, and keyword information you enter. Rich-text output may show author and subject details on a cover page without adding all of them to the PDF file information.
Text to PDF sample input: Title = Sample; body = Hello; page size = A4. Enter the sample in Text to PDF and run the text-to-PDF document creation operation. Text to PDF expected result: The expected download is a PDF containing the title “Sample” and body “Hello” on an A4 page. To verify Text to PDF, reproduce its worked example and compare the displayed or downloaded downloadable pdf file with the stated expected result. When Text to PDF returns a file, open the download and inspect every affected page or image.
Text to PDF rejects an empty body, a body over 50,000 characters, and a title over 180 characters. Rendering or filesystem failures can prevent the output from being written. Unsupported rich HTML is removed or simplified by the sanitizer and renderer.
Files uploaded to Text to PDF, together with the generated result, are automatically deleted after one hour.
These sources support the file-handling and quality information shown for Text to PDF.
After using Text to PDF, you may also find these tools useful: image-to-pdf, merge-pdf, compress-pdf.
Continue the workflow
Text to PDF is part of the PDF Tools section. Use the nearby pages below when the same job needs checking, cleanup, conversion, formatting, or a different output before you finish.
