TXT to PDF Converter
Turn plain notes into pages ready to print.
Paste text or open a TXT file, check the words and choose a comfortable font. Save a PDF with selectable text through your browser’s print dialog.
Text files up to 1 MB. Automatic encoding recognizes UTF-8 and UTF-16 with a byte-order mark; choose other encodings yourself. Fonts depend on your device. Check the preview for missing letters.
Convert Notepad files and plain text to PDF
Paste notes or open a plain text file, choose its encoding if needed, and check the words before printing. Choose fonts, paper size and margins; existing line breaks stay in place and long lines wrap to the page.
The browser print dialog saves a PDF with selectable text. Keep the source text for future edits, and inspect special characters and page breaks in the result. Word, RTF and scanned documents need their own tools.
Best for: People turning notes, logs, drafts, or exported plain text into a simple document to read, attach, or print.
How to use TXT to PDF
- Paste your text or choose a TXT file. Check the encoding and preview if characters look wrong.
- Choose a font, text size and paper layout, then preview the document.
- Choose Print / Save as PDF and save the PDF from your browser’s print dialog.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert Notepad to PDF online?
Save a TXT file or copy your notes, open or paste them here, and check the text preview. Set your font and paper options, then use Print / Save as PDF. Processing stays on your device.
How do I convert a text file to PDF?
Open the TXT file, check its encoding, choose your page settings and preview it. Use Print / Save as PDF to save a PDF with selectable text.
What kind of text file does this tool accept?
Use a plain TXT file within the size limit shown in the workspace. Select its encoding when needed and check accents and other characters before printing. Word, RTF, PDF and pictures are different formats.
Will line breaks be kept?
Existing line breaks are retained, and long lines wrap to fit the selected page layout. Automatic page breaks are added as needed.
Why do some characters look different?
Unicode characters use fonts available on your device. Font coverage can vary between systems, so check the rendered PDF when typography matters.
Can I select the text in the PDF?
Yes. Saving through the browser print dialog keeps text selectable. Font coverage can affect special characters, so check the finished PDF before sharing it.
Are my notes uploaded?
No. The selected TXT file is handled locally in your browser and its contents are not sent to a conversion server.