Create PDF from Text — Type & Download
Type or paste text, pick a font size, and download it as an A4 PDF.
Sometimes you just need a quick PDF: a notice, a short memo, a list. Type or paste your text into the box, choose a font size, and get a ready-to-use PDF without opening an office suite. Thai text is supported too.
How to create a PDF from text (3 steps)
- Type or paste your text into the box.
- Choose a font size.
- Create the PDF and download it.
When it's useful
- You need to send something as a PDF, fast — a notice, a short memo, or a list, without opening Word.
- Saving text from a chat or email — copy it, paste it, and get a file you can keep or print.
- Working on a phone — type or paste text and get a PDF straight away, with no app to install.
What you get
- A4 pages in portrait orientation, with margins of about 2 cm.
- A choice of font size: 12, 16 (the default), 20, or 26.
- Automatic line wrapping — including long runs of Thai text with no spaces — and a new page whenever one fills up.
- Line breaks and blank lines are kept exactly as you typed them.
Limitations to know about
- Pages are generated as images, so the text in the PDF can't be selected, copied, or searched. Keep your original text if you'll need it again.
- There is no bold, no tables, and no images. If your document needs formatting, write it in Word or Google Docs and use Word to PDF.
FAQ
Does it handle Thai text correctly?
Yes. Thai lines are laid out to read smoothly, and vowels and tone marks above and below the line are fully supported.
Can I include several paragraphs?
Yes. Line breaks are kept as you type them, and new pages are added automatically when a page is full.
What can I use it for?
Letters, memos, cover sheets, and any quick document that has to be sent as a PDF.
Can I mix Thai and English?
Yes. Lines wrap correctly in both languages, and long Thai text without spaces is broken to fit the page width.
Can I add a header or page numbers?
Yes. After the file is created, choose to use it with another tool and pick Header and Footer or Add Page Numbers.
Is the text I type stored anywhere?
No. The file is generated in your browser and the text is not sent to a server.