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TXT to PDF

Turn a plain text file into a simple PDF that is easier to share and print.

Choose a TXT file

Drag and drop a .txt file here, or browse files

One TXT file · Up to 10 MB · No daily limit · Unlimited use

Plain-text publishing

Give a TXT file a clean PDF page structure

Convert notes, logs, drafts and other text files into a page-based document without adding complex editing software to the workflow.

UTF-8 text support

Create PDFs from standard Unicode plain-text files.

Readable line wrapping

Long text lines wrap to the available page width instead of disappearing off the page.

Page-size controls

Choose standard or custom PDF page dimensions for the output.

Separate PDF result

The original TXT file remains unchanged on your device.

How to convert TXT to PDF online

Upload plain text, choose page settings and create the PDF.

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Upload a TXT file

Choose one plain-text file up to 10 MB.

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Choose the page format

Select the available page size for the PDF output.

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Convert and download

Generate the PDF, preview it and save the result.

Temporary processing with automatic cleanup

Your file is processed temporarily to create the requested result. Normal completed results remain available for up to 10 minutes and are then removed automatically.

Short result window

Uploaded and generated files are temporary processing files rather than documents stored in a permanent public library.

Delete when finished

Use Delete result on the completion screen if you want to request removal before automatic cleanup.

Online file conversion

Convert plain text into a PDF that is easier to distribute

TXT is intentionally simple: it stores text without page design, fonts, images or document layout. That simplicity is useful for writing and data exchange, but a PDF is more convenient when the text needs printable pages or a file format that recipients can review consistently.

Create pages from notes, logs and plain-text documents

TXT to PDF can be useful for meeting notes, exported logs, code-free documentation, transcripts, drafts and text generated by scripts or AI tools. Instead of copying the text into a word processor first, upload the .txt file and create a paginated PDF directly.

The converter reads UTF-8 text and wraps long lines to fit the page. Because plain TXT files do not contain headings, font styles or visual page instructions, the resulting PDF focuses on legibility rather than trying to invent formatting that was never present in the source.

A simple text-to-PDF workflow without daily quotas

Choose a standard or custom page size depending on how the document will be read or printed. The PDF is generated as a separate file, so the original text remains available for editing. This separation is useful when you want both an editable plain-text source and a stable PDF copy for sharing.

TXT to PDF currently has no daily conversion quota and requires no public account or subscription. Each job accepts one TXT file up to 10 MB. Normal completed results are temporary and remain available only during the short download window before automatic cleanup.

Conversion help

TXT to PDF FAQ

Common questions about UTF-8 text, formatting, page size and conversion limits.