Markdown to PDF Converter — Notes and READMEs as PDF

This Markdown to PDF converter renders a Markdown file into a styled PDF snapshot, fully in your browser. Perfect for sharing a README, sending a meeting note to a non-technical reader, archiving a blog draft, or attaching a written explainer to an email.

Markdown is the lingua franca of technical writing — every README, every issue tracker, every static-site generator, every documentation tool understands it. But Markdown is not always what your audience wants. A PDF is. The trip from `.md` to `.pdf` usually means opening the file in a Markdown viewer, printing to PDF, and accepting whatever default styling shows up.

This tool collapses those steps into one click. The Markdown is parsed with `marked` (the same library most editors use), rendered into an offscreen HTML container with sensible default typography, snapshotted with html2canvas, and written as a multi-page PDF using jspdf. The output prints and previews identically across devices.

The rendered output is a visual snapshot, not a vector PDF — links are not clickable and text is not selectable. For machine-readable text, use the Markdown to HTML converter instead and pipe the HTML through a print-to-PDF flow.