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From Markdown to a beautifully simple PDF.

Give your Markdown a clean, shareable home. Paste your text, make it yours, and download a PDF.

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From a first draft to a finished PDF.

  1. Bring your Markdown

    Paste your notes or open a UTF-8 .md file. Start with our example if you like.

  2. Make it feel right

    Check your Markdown preview, choose your paper size, and set the text size and margins.

  3. Keep a copy

    Download a PDF with selectable, searchable text. Your document stays in your browser.

A few useful things to know.

Do you upload my document?

No. Editing, previewing, and PDF generation happen in your browser. We do not upload or save your document. Refreshing or closing the page clears your work.

What Markdown can I use?

Headings, paragraphs, emphasis, lists, quotes, links, tables, code blocks, emoji, and images are supported. Images use public HTTP/HTTPS URLs or embedded PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP data. Remote hosts must allow browser access (CORS); local relative paths need accessible URLs. Raw HTML is displayed as text. Formulas, Mermaid diagrams, and footnotes do not yet have dedicated rendering.

Can I export Chinese and Japanese text?

Yes. The PDF embeds a CJK font for English, Chinese, Japanese, and mixed documents, plus Noto Emoji when needed. Emoji remain selectable text and use monochrome glyphs in the PDF. Fonts load only on download; unsupported characters are reported. Italic emphasis uses an underline.

Is the preview the exact PDF?

The preview shows your Markdown as a continuous document. A PDF is created only when you click Download PDF, with page breaks based on your paper settings. Headings, tables, quotes, and code use matching styles. The preview uses system fonts; the PDF embeds a CJK font, so line wrapping can vary.