Convert TXT to PDF – Plain Text, Polished PDF

TXT Files Are Ugly. PDFs Are Not.

Plain text is the most universal format in computing. Every device ever made can read a TXT file. But let's be honest – it's ugly. There's no font choice. No margins. No page breaks. You send a TXT file to someone and it opens in Notepad and it just looks like... code. Not a document.

Sometimes you need a real document. You wrote a short story. You need to submit a script. You've got meeting notes that you want to email to the team. You could open Word, but that costs money. You could use Google Docs, but that's a whole account and cloud sync and privacy concerns. Or you could just take that TXT file, drag it here, and get a proper PDF in ten seconds.

I made this converter because I write in plain text – always have. It's fast, it's distraction-free, it's future-proof. But when I need to send something to a client or a publisher, I need a PDF. So this tool adds a clean font (Arial by default, but you can pick Times or Courier), sets reasonable margins, adds page numbers at the bottom, and outputs a PDF that looks like I actually tried.

No registration. No watermarks. No "create an account to download your file." Just your text, turned into a proper document. 20MB limit – that's about 10,000 pages of plain text. You're not going to hit that unless you're converting the entire Library of Congress.