See what TextToPDF.net offers: browser-based text/PDF/image conversion, built-in OCR, Chrome extension and API access, and pricing from free to $29/mo.
Category
Documents & E-signature
Pricing
Freemium, from $0/ mo
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
SaaSFree PlanWeb AppChrome ExtensionFreemiumBrowser Based
TextToPDF.net is a browser-based document conversion platform built around converting plain and rich text into clean, formatted PDFs. Beyond its core text-to-PDF converter, the site offers a wider suite of conversion tools including PDF to Text, Image to Text, Rich Text to PDF, Markdown to PDF, EPUB to PDF, PDF to Markdown, Web to PDF, CSV to PDF, WebP to PDF, IPYNB to PDF, Image to PDF, and PDF to Images, along with an in-browser editor for formatting (headings, lists, alignment, spacing, margins, fonts) and a live document preview before download. OCR is available for scanned PDFs and images, with unlimited browser-side OCR on the free plan and higher-volume, server-side OCR (delivered as monthly credits) on paid plans. The platform is available as a web app with companion distribution through a Chrome extension, Android app, WordPress plugin, and Google Workspace add-on, and it offers a paid API tier for programmatic access.
Key Features
Text to PDF — Convert plain and rich text into a formatted PDF with layout controls.
PDF to Text — Extract text content from existing PDF files.
Image to Text — Extract text from images using OCR.
Markdown, EPUB, CSV, WebP, IPYNB, and Web to PDF — Additional format converters for turning Markdown, EPUB, CSV, WebP, IPYNB, and web pages into PDF (and PDF to Markdown/images).
Browser-side OCR — Unlimited OCR for scanned documents and images, included free.
Premium server-side OCR — Higher-accuracy server-side OCR delivered as monthly credits on paid plans.
In-browser document editor — Formatting controls for headings, lists, alignment, spacing, margins, and fonts, with a live preview before download.
Chrome extension, Android app, WordPress plugin & Google Workspace add-on — Available beyond the web app across multiple platform surfaces.
API access — Programmatic API access to conversion tools on the API plan.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Generous free plan with unlimited browser-side OCR and no forced watermarks
Wide range of conversion tools beyond basic text-to-PDF (Markdown, EPUB, CSV, images, Web to PDF, etc.)
Available across multiple surfaces — web app, Chrome extension, Android app, WordPress plugin, and an API tier
Cons
Premium server-side OCR is credit-based and credits expire monthly, which can be limiting for bursty, high-volume use
As a narrowly scoped conversion utility, it lacks the broader document management or e-signature features of full PDF platforms