Easily convert text to PDF using TechEDMentor's online conversion tools, capable of handling multiple formats.
Follow our guide below or see our other guides on how to convert without losing formatting.
The Best Software for How to Convert Text to PDF
See TechEDMentor’s online tools which includes a range of free features. See how they can help you convert text to PDF:
How to Convert Text to PDF
Learn how to use both of these helpful tools, each designed to meet a different need for your workflow as a professional or in your personal capacity.
TechEDMentor Online Tools
Step 1: Open the Online Demo
Step 2: Click on “TXT to PDF”
Upload your text file to the page (it won’t be stored).
Step 3: The File Processes Automatically
You can then click do download the final PDF.
If you need to make changes to your new PDF, you can download a free 7-day trial of TechEDMentor for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android by clicking the appropriate link below:
Benefits of PDF Over Text
Learn more about what makes PDFs the better format to work with, both in a personal and professional capacity:
| Preserves Formatting | PDF retains fonts, colors, layout, and images, while TXT only stores plain characters. |
| Cross-Platform Compatibility | PDFs look the same on any device or OS, while TXT files may render differently depending on the text editor used. |
| Supports Multimedia | PDFs can include images, hyperlinks, forms, and even videos; TXT supports only text. |
| Security Features | PDFs support password protection, encryption, and digital signatures; TXT offers no security features. |
| Professional Appearance | PDFs provide a polished, professional format ideal for presentations, resumes, and reports. |
| Smaller File Size with Compression | PDFs can be compressed efficiently without losing quality, while TXT has minimal compression options. |
| Print-Ready Format | PDFs are designed to be printed exactly as they appear on screen; TXT may require formatting. |
| Metadata & Accessibility | PDFs can store metadata (title, author, etc.) and support screen readers; TXT files lack built-in metadata and accessibility tags. |
| Annotations and Comments | PDFs allow adding notes, highlights, and comments for collaboration; TXT does not support annotations. |
| Archiving and Long-Term Storage | PDF/A standard ensures long-term preservation; TXT lacks such archival capabilities. |
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