# API rollout brief ## Deployment window Production rollout begins **September 18 at 09:00 UTC**. ```bash npm run deploy ``` | Check | Result | | --- | --- | | Unit tests | Passed | | Error budget | 99.95% | Review the [deployment runbook](https://example.com).[^1] [^1]: Confirm the rollback owner before launch.
Markdown to PDF
Create a clean, neutral PDF
Paste or open Markdown, edit the formatted document, inspect its fixed pages, and download the PDF locally for sharing, printing, or archiving.
- 01Add your Markdown
Paste Markdown, open a .md file, or import a ZIP with its image folder.
- 02Review the document
Check the live preview and any compatibility notes before exporting.
- 03Download the format
Generate the selected document locally and keep editing it in the tool you use next.
Production rollout begins September 18 at 09:00 UTC.
npm run deploy- Review the deployment runbook.
1. Confirm the rollback owner before launch.
1# HeadingsStyled PDF headingsParagraphs and listsPaginated document textMarkdown tablesFixed-layout PDF tablesSafe linksClickable PDF linksPackaged imagesEmbedded PDF imagesWhat to check after export: Review page breaks, very wide tables, long code blocks, and images before distributing the PDF.
Markdown to PDF.Formatting, preview, and export options.
See supported Markdown input, editable preview, local PDF generation, layout safeguards, and checks to make before download.
Input & workflow
- Supported
Paste or open Markdown
Paste text, open a .md or .markdown file, import a ZIP, or use a public HTTPS direct file URL.
- Source-dependent
Relative image packages
A ZIP may contain one Markdown file and supported images referenced with relative paths.
- Supported
5 MB MD · 25 MB ZIP
Source limits protect browser memory while the conversion runs locally.
Result actions
- Supported
Editable formatted preview
Review and change the rendered content before download; the latest edit is used for every export.
- Supported
Primary plus alternative outputs
Download this route's primary format or choose another supported document format from the same result.
- Supported
Fonts and document color themes
Start from the neutral default, then choose Sans, Serif, or Mono and a restrained color theme shared by the preview and downloaded file.
Conditions & review
These details may not transfer completely or may need a manual check. Review them in the preview.
- Review
Fixed pagination
Preview page breaks, image sizing, dense tables, and long documents before distributing or printing the PDF.
- Review
Fonts, emoji, and math
PDF embeds script-specific fonts; unsupported emoji use text labels, and TeX remains readable source rather than a native equation.
Use your Markdown in PDF.
Start with structured Markdown, then move the result into the workflow that needs it.
Send a finished report
Export Markdown reports and briefs as a fixed PDF that looks consistent when opened or shared.
Prepare notes for printing
Turn structured notes, study material, or documentation into paginated A4 pages.
Keep a portable snapshot
Save a stable document version while retaining the original Markdown as your editable source.
Before you export.
Practical answers about PDF, formatting, and browser-side conversion.
How do I convert a Markdown file to PDF?+
Paste Markdown, open a .md or .markdown file, import a ZIP with relative images, or use a public Markdown URL. Review the preview, then download the generated PDF.
Does Markdown to PDF run locally?+
Yes. The PDF is generated in your browser and the Markdown is not sent to the file conversion service.
Can I change the PDF font and colors before downloading?+
Yes. Edit the formatted content, choose Sans, Serif, or Mono, and select a document color theme in the preview. The downloaded PDF uses the same selection; page size and margins remain fixed.
What happens to wide tables and long code blocks?+
Wide tables can switch to landscape pages, long code wraps within the page, and a table continued on a new page repeats its header row. Always inspect dense documents before sharing.
Does the PDF support Chinese text and emoji?+
The PDF embeds script-specific fonts for supported multilingual text. Emoji that cannot be embedded reliably are replaced with explicit text labels instead of disappearing silently.
Are links and tables preserved?+
Safe links remain clickable, and Markdown tables are rendered as fixed-layout PDF tables within the available page width.
Can the PDF include images?+
Yes. Put one Markdown file and its supported relative image assets in a ZIP so the browser can embed them safely.