Text to PDF Converter
Converts text content into a ready-to-print PDF with configurable page settings and embedded fonts for consistent viewing across devices.

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About This Tool
Purpose: transform plain or lightly formatted text into a portable, print-ready PDF. Users include students, researchers, authors, teachers, and teams who need reliable document delivery without office suites.
Core logic: parse UTF-8 input, apply simple formatting hints, wrap and break lines, and render to a standards-compliant PDF. Supports page size (A4, Letter), orientation, margins, and optional font embedding. Outputs a single, downloadable PDF with metadata when provided.
Algorithms: linear rendering pipeline using standard PDF generation; text measurements for line wrapping; simple hyphenation rules; font embedding or fallback to system fonts; preservation of paragraph breaks and Unicode characters; optional metadata embedding.
Error handling: empty or whitespace-only input yields an empty but valid PDF; invalid page size defaults to a safe option; font embedding failures fallback to built-in fonts; extremely large inputs may be chunked for memory efficiency.
Localization: uses common page sizes and points units; supports multilingual text via UTF-8; metadata can include locale codes. Assumptions: input is text; images or rich formatting are not imported; no Word/HTML import; advanced formatting is out of scope. Exclusions: no layout engine for complex styles, no interactive features, no password protection unless explicitly requested.
How to Use
1. Provide inputs: paste or supply your text content and optional metadata.
2. Configure page settings: set page size, orientation, margins, and font choices if available.
3. Choose output options: enable font embedding and set document title/author if supported.
4. Run conversion: generate the PDF document from the provided text.
5. Retrieve outputs: download the PDF or copy/export the binary/base64 as needed.

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