Text to PDF — a real document engine, not a print dialog

Text, Markdown and HTML go in; properly paginated PDFs come out — with real fonts, tables that behave, code blocks that keep their indent, and mathematics laid out as mathematics, with a real rule under every fraction. It achieves this by being an actual document engine: its own parser, its own line breaker, its own pagination loop, its own maths layout. Nothing is delegated to a print dialog.

The details are where the difference lives. A table row that straddles a page break redraws its own edges. Delimiters grow to fit their contents. Scripts are routed per run, not per block, so one line mixing English, Devanagari and Arabic keeps each in its own face — right to left included. Emoji are embedded as real images. If a writing system has a font, it typesets.

This is not a claim; it is a test. The torture test walks fourteen scripts and counting, and those pages are what the engine must survive before every release. When you would rather not mark up by hand, AI Format takes plain prose plus an instruction — 'box the key equation', 'tighten the leading', 'number the theorems' — and applies real formatting markup, LaTeX maths included.

Free, no account, no watermarks, and the entire engine runs in your tab. Bring the words; leave with a document.