Markdown to PDF — Turn README and Notes Into PDFs
Convert a .md file into a nicely formatted PDF. Headings, bold, italics, inline code, lists, and links are all rendered — perfect for turning a README, meeting notes, or a technical write-up into a shareable document.
Supports common Markdown
H1-H3 headings, bold (**text**), italic (*text*), inline code (`code`), bulleted lists (- item), and [link](url) syntax all render as expected.
Serif body for readability
The output uses a Georgia-style serif font at generous line height so long-form notes read comfortably in print or on screen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it support tables and images?
Basic Markdown only — tables and image embeds are not rendered by this simple converter. For those, paste your rendered Markdown into HTML to PDF.
Does it handle code blocks?
Inline code with backticks yes. Fenced code blocks (```) are not styled specially — the surrounding text still converts.
Can I add a table of contents?
Not automatically. Write your own TOC with links to your headings.