Key takeaways
- Open a .txt file or type/paste text and get a clean PDF.
- Text wraps automatically to the page width.
- Adjust font size and margins for readability.
- Right-to-left languages like Hebrew and Arabic are fully supported.
Notes, logs, code snippets, lists and messages are often plain text. Sharing them as a PDF makes them look clean, prevents accidental edits and prints nicely.
How to convert text to PDF
- Open Text to PDF.
- Select a .txt file, or choose Type text instead and paste your text.
- Pick the page size (A4, US Letter or Legal) and adjust font size and margin.
- Create and download the PDF.
Text wraps automatically, and long text flows onto new pages.
Right-to-left languages
Hebrew, Arabic, Persian and Urdu text is laid out right to left with the correct letter shapes — useful for letters, notices and lists in those languages.
Common uses
- Meeting notes and to-do lists
- Copy of a chat or message thread for records
- Plain-text exports from apps
- Simple letters and notices
Combine with other documents
Add the text PDF to other files with Merge PDF, or number the pages with Add page numbers.
Private and offline
The PDF is created in your browser — your text isn't uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert a .txt file?
Yes. Select the text file and it's converted directly.
Does it support Hebrew and Arabic?
Yes. Right-to-left text is laid out correctly.
Can I add headings and bold text?
Text to PDF is for plain text. For rich formatting, write in a word processor and export to PDF.
What page size is used?
A standard page with your chosen margins; long text continues onto new pages automatically.