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PDFTurn plain text files into a clean PDF.
Text to PDF turns a plain .txt file into a clean, paginated PDF document. Line breaks and paragraphs are preserved using a standard readable layout. Files up to 100MB.
Drop your text file here
Upload filesSize up to 100 MB
Drop your .txt file into the box above, or click it to browse for the file on your device.
Click Convert to PDF. Your text is laid out into pages with a standard, readable font right in your browser.
The document downloads as document.pdf, ready to open in any PDF reader.
No. Plain .txt files don't store formatting information, so the PDF uses a single consistent font and style throughout. If you need bold, italics, or custom fonts preserved, save your document as .rtf or .docx and use the RTF to PDF or Word to PDF tool instead.
Text automatically flows across as many pages as needed, breaking at page boundaries the way a word processor would. There's no practical limit on length beyond the 100MB file size cap.
Standard UTF-8 or plain ASCII text works reliably. Files saved with unusual legacy encodings can occasionally show incorrect characters for accents or symbols; resaving the file as UTF-8 in a text editor first resolves that.
No. The PDF is generated on your device, so the contents of your text file stay with you unless you email the result or save it to My Files. That's useful for notes, drafts, or anything you'd rather not send to a server.
Last updated: July 8, 2026