From Markdown source to a shareable PDF
Use Markdown to write and edit; use PDF when a reader needs a printable document. This converter reads GitHub-flavored Markdown and generates the PDF on the server. Headings, lists, tables, quotes, code, links and emphasis become document content.
For a short trial, paste # Project notes, a paragraph and a two-item Markdown list. Generate the PDF, then verify that the heading, paragraph and both items appear and that you can select their text. This is an output check you can repeat with your own source.
The layout is fixed
- A4 portrait with 15 mm top/bottom and 20 mm side margins
- A sans-serif body and selectable text, including code blocks
- No theme picker, custom fonts, custom CSS, automatic table of contents or page-number controls
- LaTeX math is not typeset and Mermaid blocks are printed as code
If you need to choose fonts or adjust page layout, export with Markdown to Word and edit that document in Word. The PDF converter does not expose those settings.
Check the PDF before sharing or printing
Open the preview and inspect the last page, wide tables, long code lines and page breaks. Text that fits in an editor can wrap differently on an A4 page. Search for an expected phrase and select it to check that it is document text. Check any linked images and content you expect to appear.
The PDF downloads after generation and can be downloaded again from the preview. Keep the original Markdown as your editable source. Merge Markdown files before exporting when you need one document, or use Markdown Cleaner for spacing cleanup. These are separate tools with their own credit costs.