Markdown to PDF
Convert Markdown files to PDF with syntax highlighting and custom styling. Upload .md files or paste Markdown text.
Character Support Limitation
Browser-based PDF generation has limited font support. Best results with Latin characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9) and basic punctuation. Special symbols (✓ ✗ → ●), emoji, and non-Latin characters (Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, etc.) may display as boxes. For documents with special characters, consider using plain text alternatives (e.g., "Yes" instead of ✓, ":)" instead of 😀).
PDF Settings
About Markdown to PDF
This tool converts Markdown files to PDF with syntax highlighting and custom styling. All processing happens in your browser for maximum privacy and security.
Features:
- • Upload up to 10 Markdown files at once
- • Maximum 100 MB per file
- • Direct text input with live editing
- • Full inline formatting (bold, italic, strikethrough)
- • Clickable hyperlinks in PDF
- • Image embedding with base64 conversion
- • Clean, professional PDF styling
- • Automatic table of contents generation
- • Batch conversion with merge option
- • Download as individual PDFs or ZIP archive
Supported Markdown Features:
- • Headers (H1-H6) with automatic sizing
- • Text formatting (bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code)
- • Lists (ordered, unordered, nested lists)
- • Code blocks (fenced with triple backticks)
- • Tables with headers and borders
- • Blockquotes (italic, indented)
- • Horizontal rules (separator lines)
- • Hyperlinks (blue, underlined, clickable in PDF viewer)
- • Images (converted to base64 and embedded)
- • GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM)
PDF Customization:
- • Page size: A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A5
- • Orientation: Portrait or Landscape
- • Adjustable font size (10-20pt)
- • Adjustable line height
- • Optional table of contents (clickable internal links)
- • Custom page margins
Links:
- • Links are styled in blue with underline
- • Clickable in most PDF viewers (Adobe, Chrome, Firefox)
- • Click to open URL in default browser
- • Link formatting works in paragraphs, lists, and tables
Fonts & Unicode Support:
- • Uses Roboto font (pdfmake default)
- • Basic Latin, numbers, and common punctuation fully supported
- • Some Unicode symbols may display as boxes (font limitation)
- • Unsupported symbols: Use ASCII alternatives (e.g., [v] for ✓)
- • Emoji may not display correctly - use text emoticons instead
- • Characters render as-is without auto-conversion
- • For full Unicode support, use plain text alternatives
Image Support:
- • Images are converted to base64 and embedded in PDF
- • Supports data URLs (base64 images) without restrictions
- • External images may fail due to CORS restrictions
- • For best results, use base64 data URLs for images
- • Failed images will show alt text in PDF
Privacy: All conversion happens in your browser. Your Markdown files are never uploaded to any server. Everything is processed locally for maximum security.