The simplest possible conversion
Text-to-PDF is the most boring corner of the format zoo, which is exactly why most converters do a terrible job of it. They either render the text in Times New Roman 12pt with no margins (ugly) or strip whitespace so log files become unreadable (broken).
a2pdf treats your text as text. Line breaks are preserved. Whitespace is preserved. The font is whichever the chosen theme uses (Inter by default — a clean modern sans-serif), with line spacing that actually leaves room to breathe.
Good for
- Log file excerpts that need to go into a report.
- Email body text that needs to be attached as a PDF.
- Lyrics, poetry, notes, scripts, code-with-no-syntax-highlighting.
- AI-generated text where formatting doesn't matter.
If your text is actually structured
If your "text" is really Markdown (headings with #, lists with -) or HTML, use the matching page instead — Markdown → PDF or HTML → PDF. The auto-detect on the homepage usually figures this out, but the dedicated pages have the right defaults.