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Markdown to PDF Converter

Turn Markdown into a formatted PDF with headings, lists, quotes and code blocks, in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to our servers. ToolkitPoint processes them on your own computer, so confidential documents stay with you.

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Simple, transparent workflow

How to use Markdown to PDF Converter

  1. Paste Markdown in the box or open a .md file.
  2. Choose the page size, body font, font size and margins.
  3. Press the create button to build the document.
  4. Open the downloaded file; headings, lists, quotes and code blocks keep their formatting.

Worked example

Paste a README that has a title, two sections, a numbered list and a code fence. With US Letter and Helvetica 11 pt, the output shows a large bold title, smaller section headings, numbered items, and the code on a light grey band in Courier.

When to use this tool

  • Sending README files, notes or meeting minutes written in Markdown as a formatted handout.
  • Printing documentation from a Markdown editor that has no built-in print export.

Important limitations

Supports common Markdown (headings, emphasis, lists, quotes, code, links shown as text); tables and images are not drawn. Emoji and non-Latin scripts are replaced.

Frequently asked questions

Which Markdown features are supported?

Headings (# to ######), paragraphs, bold, italic, inline code, bulleted and numbered lists with nesting, block quotes, fenced code blocks, horizontal rules and links. Links are written as the link text followed by the URL in brackets.

Are tables and images supported?

Not yet. Table rows are printed as plain paragraphs and images are not drawn. For documents with complex tables, a word processor export is a better fit.

Is the text selectable and searchable?

Yes. Everything is written as real vector text, not an image, so readers can search, copy and select it in any viewer.

What about emoji or non-Latin text?

The standard built-in fonts cover English and Western European characters only. Other characters are replaced with ? and counted in the status message, so you know exactly what changed.

Is my document uploaded?

No. The Markdown is parsed and paginated in your browser with the pdf-lib library.