Markdown to PDF
Drop a .md file — with its images and bibliography — and get a PDF that looks typeset, not printed from a browser.
Drop files or a folder
.md · .docx · .tex · .zip — include images and refs.bib
Public repositories. Paste the address of a .md file, a folder or a repository (its README is used). Pictures the file uses are fetched too.
Optional. The result follows its paper size, margins, fonts, heading styles, header, footer and page numbers.
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Chinese without surprises
No missing glyphs or boxes: Chinese, Japanese and Korean text, punctuation and mixed Latin text are set properly.
Real tables
Long tables break across pages, wide tables fit the page, and merged cells (rowspan / colspan) work.
Equations and references
Numbered equations you can cross-reference, and a bibliography in GB/T 7714 style from a .bib file.
Long documents
Cover page, table of contents, page references (“see page 5”), appendices and landscape pages.
How it works
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Add your document
Drop the .md file, its whole folder or a .zip, or paste the text. Missing images are listed before you convert.
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Choose a style
Pick one of six styles. Options add a table of contents or heading numbers.
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Download the PDF
Usually ready in seconds. Fonts are embedded, so it looks the same on every device.
Questions and answers
Why not just print to PDF from my editor?
Browser and editor exports often break Chinese text, split table rows badly and ignore page layout. Here the document is typeset for paper: proper margins, page numbers, captions and line breaking.
Can I use images from my computer?
Yes. Drop the whole folder (or a .zip) so the images keep their relative paths. Web images (https links) are fetched automatically.
Is there a page limit?
No fixed page limit. Each conversion may take up to 5 minutes; typical reports finish in under 20 seconds.
Can I get Word as well?
Yes — choose “PDF + Word” to get both from the same document.