Runs entirely in your browser — nothing leaves this page.
MD → PDF / Word
Converts a Markdown file (up to 2 MB) to PDF or Word — headings, lists, code and tables, with page-size and border options.
or paste the markdown below
0 B of 2 MB
Page size
images are kept as [alt] placeholders — files never leave your browser
Markdown to PDF or Word
Headings, lists, code blocks and tables are converted to a formatted document — PDF or .docx — entirely in your browser. The rendering libraries are loaded only when you press convert, so opening the page costs nothing.
Useful for turning a README, a runbook or an incident write-up into something you can send to someone who does not read Markdown.
What happens to images?
They are kept as [alt text] placeholders. Embedding them would mean fetching remote URLs from your browser, which turns a local conversion into a set of outbound requests — not what a tool that promises to stay local should do.
Does the file get uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read with the browser's file API, converted in the tab and downloaded from the tab. Nothing crosses the network, which matters because runbooks tend to contain hostnames and procedures.
Why is there a size limit?
Conversion happens in the page's main thread, and a very large document would freeze the tab. Two megabytes of Markdown is a lot of prose — well past the point where a document generator is the better tool.
Related tools: YAML / JSON / TOML, Base64 and QR generator.