Why convert a TXT file to PDF at all?

A .txt is plain and unstructured — it has no fixed page size, no margins, and looks different in every editor. A PDF gives it a consistent, printable, professional layout you can attach to formal emails, submit to portals, or hand to a printer.

Is my text file uploaded to a server?

No. jsPDF builds the PDF entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device, which matters for logs, exports, or private notes.

Will long lines get cut off?

No. Lines that are wider than the page are wrapped automatically so the full content is visible, and the document flows onto additional pages as needed.

Does it preserve spacing for code or tabular text?

Plain text is rendered faithfully line by line. For code or aligned columns, a monospace appearance keeps spacing predictable, though very wide tables may wrap. For heavily formatted code, a syntax-highlighting export tool may suit better.

What character encodings are supported?

Standard UTF-8 text is supported, including most common Latin-script characters. Unusual scripts or rare symbols may not embed if the base PDF font lacks those glyphs.

Does this work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Open the page in mobile Safari or Chrome, pick your .txt file from Files or Drive, and download the PDF.

Is there a file size limit?

Up to 100MB per file, which covers even very large log files or text exports.

Can I convert several text files at once?

Yes — batch mode handles up to 20 files per run, producing one PDF per text file.

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