Make a document from your text
- Paste your text or choose a UTF-8 TXT file.
- Choose a typeface, size and line spacing. Add an optional title and select A4 or US Letter.
- Prepare the preview, then use Print / Save as PDF. Choose your PDF destination and turn off browser headers and footers.
Keep your words and formatting
Blank lines, spaces and tabs are preserved; long lines wrap to the paper width. Text is treated literally, so HTML tags and Markdown symbols remain text. Line endings are normalized for display. Existing form-feed characters in an imported file start a new printed page.
Use monospace for code and aligned text, or serif for a letter. Multilingual scripts use fonts installed on your device. Automatic direction is based on each page section’s first strong character; choose left-to-right or right-to-left explicitly for mixed-direction documents.
Preview and PDF saving
The preview is continuous and can fit your screen or show actual size. Final page breaks appear in the browser’s print dialog. Browser or printer settings may override paper settings. PDF saving depends on your browser and device; no direct PDF download or completed save is claimed by the page.
Private, bounded processing
Text stays in your browser memory. Use up to 100,000 UTF-16 units, a TXT file up to 400 KiB and at most 40 form-feed sections. Processing is cancellable and has a 15-second deadline. Very wide or tall output is rejected. Changes clear stale previews, and an invalid replacement file keeps your previous work.