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Write a document in a rich editor and export it as a PDF. Headings, paragraphs, bold and italic, lists, tables, links, images, page breaks, margins and page size are all under your control, and the text stays selectable in the output. Nothing is uploaded, there is no template to pick and no account to create, and it works offline — which makes it practical on a machine where installing software is not allowed.
To create a PDF free, open the editor, write or paste your content, add images, tables and page breaks, choose the page size and margins, then export. No sign-up, no watermark, and nothing is uploaded. Works offline.
Start blank, set A4 and your margins first, then type. A template gives you a layout designed for someone else's content, and undoing that takes longer than choosing your own margins and heading sizes. Two minutes of setup beats twenty minutes of removing someone else's design decisions.
Write the first one carefully, export it, and keep it as your reference for margins, fonts and heading sizes. For anything that repeats, a workflow step or a saved pipeline beats re-deciding the layout each time — consistency is what makes a set of documents look professional.
Create the layout here, then use Fill PDF Form if it needs interactive fields, or Add Watermark and Page Numbers if it needs to go out marked. Compose the structure in the editor and add the finishing in the tools built for it — each is faster than doing everything in one place.
Use real heading levels rather than large bold text, keep the reading order sensible, and add alt text to images. Because the exported text is live rather than an image, all of that survives into the PDF — which is something a screenshot of a page can never do.
Yes. The output is a real PDF with a text layer, not an image of a page. It is searchable, copyable and accessible to a screen reader. Flatten it only if you need it to be uneditable.
Yes — paste from anywhere, or convert a Word file with Word to PDF first. A rich-text clipboard paste brings formatting with it; a plain-text paste takes the paragraph structure and nothing else, which is usually what you want.
Drop them in or use the image button. Size, alignment and wrapping are adjustable, and the image is embedded rather than linked, so the PDF does not depend on a file being somewhere else.
Yes, an explicit page break can be inserted anywhere. Without one, content flows and a heading can end up orphaned at the foot of a page — an explicit break before a section is the reliable fix.
No, and that is a feature. A template is a layout you did not choose, and removing it is more work than starting from a blank page. If you want a repeatable design, keep one exported PDF as a reference and match its margins and type sizes.
Yes, drafts are kept in your browser's local storage on that device, so you can finish a document over two sittings. They are not on a server and not synchronised between devices, and clearing site data removes them.
No. There is no watermark, on this tool or any other here, and no account exists for one to be attached to. If you want a watermark, add it deliberately with Add Watermark.
Yes. Free, no account, no trial, no watermark, no upload, and it works offline once the page has loaded.
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