Markdown to PDF
Convert Markdown text to a clean PDF. Strips formatting marks for a plain-prose output.
Turn Markdown notes into a clean, shareable PDF
Markdown is the native format for developer README files, Obsidian notes, Notion exports, and most AI chat transcripts. The raw text looks messy in email — full of **, ##, and stray backticks. This tool takes that same Markdown and emits a tidy, paginated PDF you can attach to a ticket, print, or hand off to someone who doesn't know what a hash-heading is.
What gets converted
- Headings (
#,##,###) — stripped to plain prose so the output reads as a document, not a template - Bold and italic markers (
**text**,*text*) removed - Bullet lists flattened into clean indented lines
- Inline code fences normalised so snippets stay readable
Good fits for this tool
Meeting notes copied out of Notion, changelogs pulled from GitHub, prompt-engineering transcripts, study notes written in Obsidian, and spec docs drafted in any Markdown editor. If you need the styled, heading-aware PDF (with actual H1 typography and bullets), keep your Markdown in a rich editor — this tool is tuned for quick, universal plain-text output.
How to use this tool
- Paste Markdown.
- Click Create PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Will my headings come out as big text?
This tool produces plain-prose PDF — headings are flattened to normal paragraphs so the output is universally readable. For styled H1/H2 typography, use an editor like Typora or StackEdit to export instead.
Are code blocks preserved?
Backticks are removed but the content between them is kept on its own lines. For full code highlighting, paste into a dedicated code-to-PDF tool.
Does it render tables?
Markdown tables are flattened to space-separated lines. If tabular layout matters, convert to HTML first and use our HTML to PDF tool.
Can I paste from ChatGPT or Claude?
Yes — LLM responses are almost always Markdown. Paste the full reply and you get a readable PDF of the conversation.
Is anything uploaded?
No — conversion runs entirely in your browser. The text you paste stays local.