Convert TXT to PDF
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How to convert TXT to PDF
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About TXT
TXT is plain, unformatted text with no fonts, colors, or embedded images: just raw characters.
Perfect for notes, code snippets, logs, or any content where formatting doesn't matter and universal compatibility does.
A .txt file can be opened by virtually every device made since the 1970s, from mainframes to smartwatches.
💡 Plain text has outlived nearly every other file format: the format itself dates back to ASCII, standardized in 1963.
About PDF
PDF (Portable Document Format) is a fixed-layout file format that preserves fonts, images, and formatting exactly as designed, no matter which device or software opens it.
Ideal for sharing final documents, contracts, and forms that must look identical on every screen or printer.
PDF was created by Adobe in 1993 and became an open ISO standard (ISO 32000) in 2008.
💡 The letters PDF stood for a much longer internal codename at Adobe: "Camelot" was the project's original name.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert TXT to PDF?
Upload your TXT file above, and Other Streets converts it to PDF instantly in your browser, no software to install and no waiting.
What's the difference between TXT and PDF?
TXT and PDF serve different purposes. A .txt file can be opened by virtually every device made since the 1970s, from mainframes to smartwatches. PDF was created by Adobe in 1993 and became an open ISO standard (ISO 32000) in 2008.
Is converting TXT to PDF free?
Yes. Every conversion on Other Streets, including TXT to PDF, is completely free with no limits or hidden fees.
Can I convert multiple TXT files to PDF at once?
Yes. You can upload as many TXT files as you want and convert them all to PDF in the same batch.