Markdown to PDF

Convert your Markdown — including mermaid diagrams, tables and code blocks — to a styled PDF.

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Accepts: .md,.markdown,.txt

Markdown

Tips

  • Upload a .md file or type directly in the editor.
  • Use ```mermaid code blocks to add diagrams.
  • Add <!-- pagebreak --> or \\pagebreak to force a new page.
  • All processing is local — your content never leaves your browser.

How to use Markdown to PDF

  1. Upload, paste, or type your source content in the editor.
  2. Review formatting in preview and adjust options if needed.
  3. Download, copy, or export the result instantly.

Why use tinyMD for Markdown to PDF

  • Multiple PDF themes for documentation and reports
  • Mermaid diagrams, tables, and code block support
  • Browser-based conversion with no file upload requirement
  • No CLI setup required — unlike Pandoc, works instantly in the browser

Frequently asked questions

Does tinyMD support Mermaid diagrams in Markdown to PDF output?

Yes. tinyMD renders Mermaid diagrams, flowcharts, and sequence diagrams correctly in the PDF output when your Markdown uses valid Mermaid syntax inside fenced code blocks.

Can I customize the PDF theme or template when converting Markdown?

tinyMD offers multiple built-in themes suited for documentation, reports, and developer readmes. You can select a theme before exporting to match your document's purpose.

Will my Markdown tables and code blocks render properly in the PDF?

Yes. GFM tables, fenced code blocks with language tags, task lists, and blockquotes are all rendered in the PDF output with proper styling.

Does tinyMD upload my Markdown files to a server for PDF conversion?

No. All PDF conversion runs locally in your browser — your file content never leaves your device during processing.

How does tinyMD compare to Pandoc for Markdown to PDF conversion?

Pandoc is a CLI tool suited for automated pipelines and strict template control. tinyMD is browser-based — paste, preview, and download with no install. For one-off exports and quick sharing, tinyMD is faster to start.

Can I convert Markdown with academic citations or footnotes to PDF?

tinyMD supports standard GFM syntax including tables, code blocks, and task lists in PDF output. For academic citation managers or custom LaTeX templates, Pandoc is a better fit.