Which file types are supported?

You can type text directly, or upload a plain text (.txt) file. Word or richly formatted documents aren't supported.

Will Turkish characters get garbled?

No. The PDF is generated with the Noto Sans font, which supports Turkish characters.

Is my text uploaded to a server?

No. The text you type or upload is never sent to a server; PDF creation runs entirely in your browser on this device. Temporary data is cleared when you leave the page.

Can I change the page orientation?

Yes. You can adjust portrait or landscape orientation, margins, and font size from the live preview.

Text to PDF

Turn text you type or paste into a PDF document with Turkish character support. The process runs in your browser — your text never reaches a server.

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How to use

Type or paste your text, or upload a .txt file.
Adjust orientation, margins, and font size in the live preview on the right.
Generate the PDF, check the page preview, and download it.

Advantages

Noto Sans font that keeps Turkish characters intact
Live preview for adjusting orientation, margins, and font size
Type directly, or upload a .txt file
Fast A4 PDF documents without needing Word

Privacy

Your file never leaves your device. Processing happens directly in your browser.

File contents and names are never written to a server, analytics systems, or persistent storage. Temporary browser data is cleared when you leave the page.

Usage guide

Getting notes and drafts into a PDF

For turning short explanations, meeting notes, or plain-text drafts into a shareable PDF, there's no need to open Word. Paste your text and adjust margins and font size from the preview.

For long text, shrinking the font size slightly reduces the page count; A4 portrait orientation suits most documents for readability.

Supported content types

This tool is for plain text. Word, Rich Text, and HTML formats aren't supported — convert formatted documents to plain text first, then paste them in.

Turkish characters — ğ, ş, ı, ö, ü, ç — are embedded via the Noto Sans font. This lowers the risk of garbled characters if the recipient's system is missing the font.