How to use
This tool converts pasted Word content (plain text) or RTF text into a simple PDF you can download.
- Paste your Word content into the input box (or upload a .rtf/.txt file).
- Choose page size (A4/Letter), font size, and margins.
- Click Convert to PDF.
- Click Download PDF to save the file.
- Optional: use Copy Base64 for small PDFs (useful for testing).
FAQ
Does this convert a .docx Word file to PDF?
Not directly—DOCX parsing needs a zip/OOXML parser. This tool is designed for copy/paste from Word (or RTF/TXT input) and generates the PDF locally.
Will my text be uploaded to a server?
No. Conversion runs in your browser and does not send your content over the network.
Does it keep Word formatting like tables, images, and fonts?
No. It creates a clean text-based PDF (lines and paragraphs). For full layout fidelity, use Word/Docs “Save as PDF” or “Print to PDF”.
Why do some special characters become question marks?
This minimal PDF generator targets basic Latin text to stay fast and library-free. For full Unicode support, use your editor’s built-in PDF export.
Can I convert long documents into multiple pages?
Yes. The tool auto-splits content across pages based on page size, margin, and font size.
What is “Copy Base64” used for?
It copies a data URL (Base64) for small PDFs, useful for testing or embedding. For larger PDFs, use Download.
How do I reduce page count?
Increase font size reduces lines per page; decreasing font size or margins typically reduces page count. Remove extra blank lines before converting.