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Text to PDF

Turn a plain-text document into a PDF.

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How this tool worksCreate a readable PDF from a text file.
  1. Choose a plain-text file.
  2. Set font, size, line spacing, paper and margins.
  3. Create the PDF and add finishing touches.

What you keepText, line breaks and automatic page wrapping.

Before you exportThe included PDF fonts support Latin-script text; unsupported characters produce a clear error.

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Choose a file to get started. It stays on your device.

Up to 50 MB per file · 100 MB total
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Nothing uploaded Choosing a file starts local processing in your browser. If you switch to a server conversion or save to your account, FileStation asks before upload.

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Text to PDF: how it works

Create a simple PDF from a plain-text file. Useful for turning notes and short text documents into a shareable format.

  1. 1

    Choose a TXT file.

  2. 2

    Run Text to PDF.

  3. 3

    Review the generated PDF and download it.

Before you start: Latin-script text is supported in this browser version.

Text to PDF FAQs

How do I convert a TXT file to PDF?

Choose your .txt file, select the font, font size, line spacing and margins, then run Text to PDF. Download and open the result to check wrapping and page breaks. The current PDF fonts support Latin-script text.

Is TXT to PDF the same as PDF to TXT?

No. TXT to PDF makes a PDF from a text file. To extract selectable text from an existing PDF, use PDF to text. Scanned pages require OCR first.

Does this preserve rich formatting or every language?

No. The input is plain text, not a Word document. The current built-in font workflow supports Latin-script text; other writing systems may not render correctly.

Are my documents uploaded?

Local PDF tools process documents in your browser. Choosing a file alone does not upload it. Server conversion sends the chosen file only after you confirm. Account storage is optional: Save to account uploads that result or draft to your private library.

Are my PDFs encrypted?

The website uses HTTPS to encrypt the connection. Local processing does not automatically password-encrypt your input or downloaded PDF. No website can guarantee 100% security; use a trusted device and keep your original files.

How do I save a PDF on an iPhone?

After creating the result, use Save / Share and choose Save to Files. If a download opens a preview, use the browser’s Share control to save a copy.

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