Is the TXT to PDF converter free?

Yes, completely free with no signup required.

All conversion happens entirely in your browser using jsPDF. Your text is never sent to any server. 🔒 Your file never leaves your browser.

What fonts are available?

Sans-serif (Helvetica) for clean, readable body text — suitable for letters, reports, and documentation. Monospace (Courier) for code, logs, terminals, or any text where character alignment matters.

Does it support long documents?

Yes. The converter automatically breaks text into multiple pages with consistent margins. There is no practical word count limit — even large files are handled entirely in your browser.

Are empty lines preserved?

Yes. Blank lines are preserved as paragraph spacing in the output PDF. Single line breaks within a paragraph are preserved as line breaks.

Can I convert a .txt file instead of pasting text?

Yes. Click "Upload .txt file" to select a plain text file. Its contents will be loaded into the editor where you can review or edit before converting.

Convert TXT to PDF Online Free

Paste plain text or upload a .txt file to create a clean PDF instantly. Choose sans-serif or monospace font. Free, no signup, runs in your browser.

🔒 Your file never leaves your browser. Conversion runs locally using jsPDF.

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How to Convert TXT to PDF

1
Paste or upload your text
Type or paste text into the editor, or click 'Upload .txt file' to load a plain text file from your device.
2
Choose a font style
Select Sans-serif for standard documents like letters and reports, or Monospace for code listings, logs, and terminal output.
3
Download the PDF
Click Convert to PDF. Your PDF downloads immediately with consistent margins, automatic page breaks, and the chosen font.

Converting plain text to PDF is useful when you need to share a document that is guaranteed to look identical on any device, or when you want to archive text in a durable, widely supported format. PDF preserves fonts, margins, and page breaks regardless of the reader's software.

When to use Sans-serif: Choose Helvetica (sans-serif) for letters, reports, essays, documentation, or any text intended for general reading. Sans-serif fonts have no decorative strokes and are considered easier to read on screen.

When to use Monospace: Choose Courier (monospace) for source code, command-line logs, terminal output, configuration files, or any content where each character must occupy the same width for alignment to make sense.

Page layout: Output is A4 (210×297mm) with 20mm margins on all sides and 11pt font size — a clean, professional layout suitable for printing or sharing.

Privacy: This tool uses jsPDF, a JavaScript PDF library that runs entirely in your browser. Your text is never uploaded anywhere.

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