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Supported Formats

Last Updated: March 24, 2026

This page lists the file types and document formats currently supported by TextToPDF. The site focuses on a smaller set of tools so the experience stays clear and the results stay consistent.

Text to PDF Tool

The Text to PDF tool is built for plain writing and lightweight document creation.

  • Accepted input: Pasted plain text and .txt files.
  • Output format: Standard .pdf files.
  • Best fit: Notes, drafts, simple letters, written content, and plain text documents.
  • Important note: This tool is not built as a full Word style layout editor for advanced page design.

PDF to Text Tool

The PDF to Text tool is for files that already contain selectable text, with an OCR option for scanned PDFs on the same page.

  • Accepted input: Searchable .pdf files with selectable text.
  • Output format: Extracted text output that can be copied or downloaded as a text file.
  • Current size limit: Up to 10MB per file.
  • Important note: Enable OCR in the PDF to Text tool when the PDF is scanned or image based.

OCR for Scanned PDFs

OCR is included in the PDF to Text tool for image based documents where the text cannot be selected directly.

  • Accepted input: Scanned .pdf files and image based PDF pages.
  • Output format: OCR based text output.
  • Current size limit: Up to 15MB per file.
  • Important note: Result quality depends on scan quality, orientation, contrast, and page clarity.

IPYNB to PDF Tool

The IPYNB to PDF tool is for saved Jupyter notebooks that need a readable PDF copy.

  • Accepted input: .ipynb Jupyter Notebook files.
  • Output format: Browser-generated .pdf files through the print dialog.
  • Current size limit: Up to 12MB per file in the browser.
  • Important note: The tool renders saved cells and outputs only. It does not execute notebook code.

CSV to PDF Tool

The CSV to PDF tool is for comma-separated table exports that need a printable PDF copy.

  • Accepted input: .csv files.
  • Output format: Browser-generated .pdf files through the print dialog.
  • Current size limit: Up to 8MB per file in the browser.
  • Important note: CSV stores plain table values, not spreadsheet formulas or workbook formatting.

WebP to PDF Tool

The WebP to PDF tool is for WebP images that need to be saved as standard PDF documents.

  • Accepted input: .webp image files.
  • Output format: Browser-generated .pdf files through the print dialog.
  • Current size limit: Up to 10MB per file, 20 files, and 80MB total per browser batch.
  • Important note: Animated WebP files usually print the visible frame rather than the full animation.

Formats Not Currently Supported

TextToPDF does not currently present itself as a universal office file converter. Formats such as .docx, .rtf, .odt, .pages, workbook spreadsheets, presentation files, and image uploads outside the OCR and WebP to PDF flows may not be supported across all tools.

Why Support Is Limited to These Formats

A narrower list of supported formats keeps the tools easier to use and reduces confusing output. That also makes it easier to explain what each tool is meant to do before a user uploads a document.

Future Format Support

We may expand support over time as the product grows. Any new format support will be listed on this page after it becomes available in the live service.