Create PDF pages from a text file
Load the TXT content, apply the supported document settings, and paginate the text into a PDF.
TXT to PDF Online
Convert a plain-text TXT file into a paginated PDF using the available page and text settings. Download and open the result to review line wrapping, spacing, and character rendering.
or drop one UTF-8 TXT file here
Up to 10 MiB and 1,000,000 charactersView limits & supported files
- Supported input
- Select a TXT file
- Limits
- Up to 10 MiB and 1,000,000 characters
- Additional limits
- Up to 1,000 generated pages
- Processing
- No file upload
- File handling
- Files remain in your browser
Browser processing
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Convert a plain-text TXT file into a readable PDF
TXT to PDF turns plain text into document pages. Use the available text-size, page, margin, and line-spacing controls to produce a readable layout instead of turning the text into screenshots.
Keep plain text selectable
The tool writes text directly into the PDF, so the result remains searchable and selectable.
Choose readable text spacing
Use the available font size, line spacing, margins, and page size to keep long lines and paragraphs readable.
Lay out plain text as a readable PDF
TXT to PDF is intended for plain-text files, notes, logs, and drafts. It does not preserve Markdown, rich-text styling, or unsupported control characters as rich document formatting.
Useful for
- Turn notes, logs, or drafts into a fixed PDF document.
- Review and edit the source text before conversion.
- Create a consistently paginated printable copy.
Good to know
- TXT input must be valid UTF-8 and can contain up to 1,000,000 normalized characters in a file up to 10 MiB.
- Plain text does not contain bold, heading, image, or table formatting.
- Very long lines may wrap according to page width, margins, and font settings.
How to Convert TXT to PDF
Choose the plain-text file, review or adjust the available document settings, and create a paginated PDF.
- Choose a supported TXT file.
- Review the text and any available page, text-size, margin, or spacing settings.
- Create the PDF.
- Download the PDF.
- Open the downloaded PDF and check line wrapping, characters, and page breaks.
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TXT to PDF questions
Which text encoding is supported?
TXT files must use valid UTF-8. Invalid UTF-8 input is rejected; there is no fallback decoder.
Will the PDF text stay selectable?
Yes. Text is written directly into the PDF rather than rasterized.
Can TXT to PDF preserve Markdown formatting?
No, unless the tool intentionally parses Markdown. Plain TXT content does not inherently contain Markdown styling instructions for this converter.
Can I change font size or page margins?
Yes. Choose 10, 11, 12, or 14 point text and 36, 54, or 72 point margins. Helvetica is the fixed font.
What happens to very long lines?
Lines wrap to the available page width, and long unbroken tokens are split to fit. New pages are added as needed.
Is my text uploaded to PDFKaka?
No. Selected text contents are processed locally in this browser.
Practical PDF guides for complete tasks
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