About TXT to PDF
TXT to PDF turns notes, logs, meeting minutes, code or a plain-text agreement into a document you can print or submit. Paste the text straight into the page, or switch to Upload a file and pick .txt or .log files. The encoding is detected, so text saved as UTF-8, as GBK by older Windows software, or as Big5, Shift-JIS or Windows-1251 comes out readable, and Text encoding under More options lets you choose it yourself.
Each line of your text stays a line, indents and runs of spaces are kept, and blank lines become small gaps. Chinese breaks between characters but never puts a comma or a full stop at the start of a line, and English words are never split. Choose A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, a font size, and Monospaced font for code; Chinese, Japanese and Korean in a monospaced line are set in a font that has them, so nothing goes blank. Line numbers puts a number before every line, handy for code and logs, and File name at the top prints the file's name above its text. Upload several files and they become one PDF with a bookmark for each. A PDF for each file is a VIP choice. Pages are numbered at the bottom.
How to use TXT to PDF
- 1Paste or upload
Paste the text into the box, or open Upload a file and choose one or more .txt or .log files.
- 2Set up the page
Choose A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, and a font size. The default is 11 pt.
- 3Add what you need
Tick Monospaced font for code and tables made with spaces, Line numbers for code and logs, or File name at the top.
- 4Click TXT to PDF
The text is typeset on our server, then the PDF is ready to download.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Proper Chinese line breaks
Lines never start with a Chinese comma, full stop or closing quote, and English words stay whole.
- Any encoding
UTF-8, GBK, Big5, Shift-JIS, Windows-1251 and more are detected or chosen, so the text doesn't come out garbled.
- Line numbers for code and logs
Every line is numbered and lined up in a monospaced font, with Chinese, Japanese and Korean shown too.
- Several files, one PDF
Each file gets a bookmark, so a set of logs or notes becomes one tidy document.