Markdown to PDF
Convert a .md Markdown file to PDF via Toolomix servers and Stirling-PDF—upload over HTTPS, about 100 MB max.
Drag and drop your Markdown file here or click to browse
Supported on the server: .md files only (rename .markdown to .md if needed)Tips
Use the .md extension
The conversion API accepts .md. If your file ends in .markdown, rename it to .md before uploading.
Check heading hierarchy
Consistent heading levels in the source produce a clearer PDF outline.
Review tables and images
Wide tables may wrap; linked images must resolve for the converter to include them.
Server-side Markdown render
Conversion runs through Toolomix → Stirling-PDF markdown/pdf, not in the browser alone.
Common Markdown syntax
Headings, lists, emphasis, and links are typically reflected in the PDF output.
Single PDF download
After processing, download one PDF for sharing or printing.
What this tool does
Markdown to PDF turns a Markdown source file into a downloadable PDF so readers do not need a Markdown viewer.
Typical uses include README files, notes, specs, and short reports written in Markdown that you want to share or print as PDF.
How to use
Prepare a .md file
Save or rename your document with a .md extension before upload.
Upload and convert
Select the file and start conversion; the request goes to Toolomix / Stirling-PDF.
Download the PDF
When processing finishes, download the resulting PDF.
Supported inputs and output
Input: one .md Markdown file (server rule). Approximate max size ~100 MB. Upload over HTTPS to /api/converter/markdown-to-pdf.
Output: one PDF file. No OCR step is included.
Processing and privacy
The Markdown file is uploaded to Toolomix and converted through Stirling-PDF’s markdown-to-PDF API.
Toolomix does not publish a verified universal retention clock for every conversion. See the Privacy Policy for upload and log handling.
Limitations
Known limits
- Server accepts .md only—not .markdown despite a permissive file picker
- Single file per request
- About ~100 MB upload ceiling
- No OCR
- Complex tables, custom HTML, or unresolved image URLs may render poorly
- Markdown feature coverage depends on Stirling’s converter
Troubleshooting
If conversion fails, confirm the extension is .md, the file is under ~100 MB, and the Markdown is valid plain text.
If layout looks wrong, simplify wide tables, check image links, and retry with a smaller or cleaner source file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which file extension works?
Use .md. The server accepts .md only. The file picker may allow .markdown in the browser, but that extension is rejected by the API—rename to .md first.
Where is conversion processed?
Your file is posted to /api/converter/markdown-to-pdf and converted via Stirling-PDF /api/v1/convert/markdown/pdf on Toolomix’s conversion path.
What is the upload size limit?
Approximate middleware limit is about 100 MB. Larger uploads may be rejected.
Does this run OCR?
No. The tool renders Markdown to PDF; it does not OCR images or scans.
Is the upload encrypted in transit?
Uploads use HTTPS to Toolomix. See the Privacy Policy for how uploads and logs are handled.
Which Markdown features appear in the PDF?
Common syntax such as headings, lists, emphasis, and links is generally rendered. Exact support depends on Stirling’s Markdown converter.
Can I convert multiple files at once?
No. Convert one .md file per request.
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