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How to Markdown to PDF
- Add your Markdown. Paste your Markdown text or open a .md file in the tool.
- Preview. Check the formatted preview to confirm headings, code, and tables look right.
- Convert. Render the Markdown to a paginated PDF locally.
- Download. Save the formatted PDF to your device.
Markdown is great for writing but awkward to hand to someone who just wants to read or print it. Converting to PDF gives you a portable, formatted document out of the same source — useful for READMEs, release notes, meeting notes, or documentation you need to circulate.
Paragraphs, headings, lists, links, tables, and fenced code all render into a clean layout, with code shown in a monospaced font so it stays readable. You can preview before exporting to catch anything that needs a tweak in the source.
If your content is already HTML rather than Markdown, use HTML to PDF instead. To assemble the exported file with other documents, use Merge.
Frequently asked questions
Which Markdown features are supported?
The common ones — headings, bold and italic, ordered and unordered lists, links, blockquotes, fenced code blocks, and tables.
Will my code blocks keep their formatting?
Yes. Fenced code blocks render in a monospaced font so indentation and structure are preserved in the PDF.
Is my content uploaded to convert it?
No. The Markdown is parsed and rendered in your browser tab; the text is not sent to a server.
Can I convert HTML instead?
Yes — use the HTML to PDF tool if your source is already HTML rather than Markdown.