(01) — TOOLS
Markdown to PDF.
Turn meeting notes, README files or a Markdown report into a PDF. Import your text, review the layout and save with A4 or Letter paper.
The print dialog opens. Choose “Save as PDF”.
Preview
At a glance
- Free Markdown-to-PDF converter, no upload: the file stays on your machine.
- GFM Markdown: headings, lists, tables, code. Raw HTML is escaped; javascript: links are dropped.
- Live preview, A4 or Letter, adjustable margins.
- The PDF is made by the browser print engine (vector text).
- Available in French, English, German and Spanish.
(02) — HOW TO
Three steps.
01 — Write
GFM Markdown: headings, lists, tables, code. Raw HTML is escaped; javascript: links are dropped.
02 — Review
The preview follows the text. A4 or Letter, adjustable margins. The file name comes from the first heading.
03 — PDF
“Save as PDF” opens the browser print dialog, document only. Pick the PDF printer.
(03) — FAQ
Short answers.
- How do I turn a README into a PDF?
- Open your README.md file or paste its text, then check headings, tables and code in the preview. Select A4 or Letter and margins, click Save as PDF and select the PDF destination in the print dialog. Relative image paths need to be replaced with accessible HTTPS image URLs.
- Why does my PDF have extra headers or clipped tables?
- Check the browser print preview before saving. Disable its headers and footers if it adds a date or page URL. For wide tables, try narrow margins or shorten long cells. Page breaks and the final layout depend on your browser.
- Can a document load images from another website?
- Yes. HTTPS image links can make your browser request the image from its host. The Markdown is processed locally, but a document containing remote images is not completely offline. Notes are also saved in this browser, so clear the editor after using a shared device.
- Does the file go to a server?
- The Markdown text is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to Radiank. Remote images included in the document may be requested from their hosts.
- Which Markdown is supported?
- Headings, paragraphs, bold, italic, strike, links, http(s) images, lists, quotes, tables, inline and fenced code. No raw HTML, no javascript:.
- Why a print dialog instead of a download?
- The browser PDF engine keeps vector text, page breaks and your fonts. A canvas export would rasterise everything. In Chrome: Printer → Save as PDF.
- Are my notes kept?
- Yes, in this browser’s localStorage, with paper size and margins. Another device or a private window starts empty.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. Source and preview become tabs. Saving a PDF depends on the mobile browser (often Print → Save as PDF).