Paste Markdown or open a .md file and get an A4 or Letter PDF with headings, tables, code and equations. Any script — Cyrillic, Greek, accented Latin — is set in proper fonts, with no missing-glyph boxes.
The text is processed in your browser and never sent anywhere
Markup has to stay readable without any software at all.
Numbers
Month
Total, $
July
12,400
August
18,900
September
21,300
Growth is k = \frac{S_2}{S_1}, and energy is E = mc^2.
\int_0^1 x^2\,dx = \frac{1}{3}
Code
const html = md.render(source);
document.body.innerHTML = html;
The file now opens in Excel without garbled characters. ↩
This is how the PDF will look: grey bands mark page breaks, the file sets them exactly.
620 px
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Layout
Text
PDF
PaperOrientationMargins
The PDF is built in your browser and downloads as a file. Code highlighting is off: that prints better in black and white.
Word
Orientation
“Heading 1–6” styles → Word navigationTables with borders and a header rowLaTeX equations → Word equationsFootnotes at the bottom of the pageNo page numbersFonts are not embedded — Word picks them by name
HTML
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What goes into the PDF
click a card — the example goes into the editor
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Frequently asked questions
Paste the text into the editor or open a .md file and press Download PDF — the file is built in your browser and downloads straight away, with no print dialog. The text can be selected and searched, links stay clickable, table rows never split and display equations are set as vectors. Choose paper size, margins and page numbers in the settings.
Missing glyphs mean the converter had no font for that script, so it prints empty boxes or question marks. Here the PDF embeds fonts with full Latin and Cyrillic coverage — Lora and Onest, plus Tinos, a Times New Roman substitute, for the academic layout — so accented and non-Latin text looks as it does in the editor and copies out cleanly.
Yes. Tables keep their column alignment and their rows never split across pages. Code blocks are set in a monospaced font, and syntax highlighting is a switch that stays off by default because it prints better in black and white. Display equations are set as vectors like a textbook, inline ones as text with sub- and superscripts, and footnotes go at the end.
Under the PDF settings pick A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, normal or narrow margins and tick Page numbers — they go at the bottom centre of every page in any browser, because the PDF is assembled here rather than printed. A heading is never left as the last line of a page, and table rows never split between pages.
No. The file opens right in your browser and the PDF layout runs on your computer; the fonts and the library come from our site only when you press the button. That makes it safe for internal memos, lecture notes and draft contracts. The draft is kept only in this browser and is never written into the page address.
Press Download PDF and the file lands in your downloads: on an iPhone open it from Files or the download icon in Safari, on Android from the notification or the Downloads folder. To open a .md file from your phone, use the Open .md button. If the download fails, there is a fallback link to the browser print dialog.
