TXT to PDF Converter
Convert a text file or pasted text into a PDF with selectable text, page size, font and margins. Your files are never uploaded to our servers. ToolkitPoint processes them on your own computer, so confidential documents stay with you.
How to use TXT to PDF Converter
- Open a .txt file, or paste or type your text in the box.
- Choose US Letter or A4, a font (Courier, Helvetica or Times) and a font size.
- Set the margins and, if you want, turn on line numbers.
- Press the create button to download the paginated document.
Worked example
Open a 120-line server log, choose A4, Courier 9 pt and line numbers, and press the create button. You get a paginated download with numbered lines, long lines wrapped at the 20 mm margins, and the total page count shown in the status line.
When to use this tool
- Turning notes, logs or plain-text exports into a printable document you can attach.
- Sharing code or config files as a numbered, read-only handout.
Important limitations
Standard PDF fonts cover English and Western European characters; emoji and other scripts are replaced with a question mark and counted.
Frequently asked questions
Is the text in the output selectable?
Yes. The document is built with real text in standard embedded fonts, so you can select, copy and search it in any viewer. It is not a flat picture of the text.
What happens to long lines?
Lines longer than the page width wrap at word boundaries inside the margins. A single word longer than the whole line, such as a long URL, is broken across lines.
Are blank lines and spacing kept?
Blank lines are kept, and each tab becomes four spaces. For code or logs, Courier keeps columns lined up because every character has the same width.
Why do some characters show as a question mark?
The built-in standard fonts only include English and Western European characters (WinAnsi encoding). Emoji and scripts such as Chinese, Arabic or Cyrillic are replaced with ?, and the status line tells you how many were replaced.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The plain-text file is read and paginated in your browser, so your writing never leaves your device.