Build PDFs from text and images directly in your browser. Set the page size, orientation, fonts, margins, title, and author, then export your document without installing software or creating an account.
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This is a lightweight page-based PDF builder for combining text blocks and PNG or JPEG images into a new document. It is useful when you need a simple printable handout, notes sheet, image-and-caption document, worksheet, or other layout that does not require a full word processor.
Content on each page is laid out from top to bottom in the order you add it. Text wraps to the available page width, and images are scaled proportionally to fit that width. If the current page runs out of vertical space, the tool stops and asks you to move content to another page rather than silently drawing it off the page.
New text blocks use the font, size, and color that are selected when you insert them. Long lines are wrapped to stay inside the page margins, while paragraph breaks are preserved.
The built-in PDF fonts are Helvetica, Times Roman, and Courier. They do not contain every Unicode character. If a block includes unsupported characters, preview and export report that problem instead of silently dropping or corrupting the text.
This is a flowing block layout, not a desktop-publishing canvas: elements are not freely draggable or absolutely positioned.
The tool accepts PNG and JPEG files. Each image is embedded into the PDF and scaled proportionally to fit inside the available page width; its original aspect ratio is preserved.
Images are placed after the content that came before them. If an image is too tall for the remaining space on that page, export is blocked with a clear message so you can add another page rather than getting a clipped result.
An image that cannot be decoded or embedded is treated as an error. It is no longer silently skipped while the rest of the PDF exports.
A4, A3, A5, Letter, and Legal define the physical PDF page dimensions. Portrait or landscape applies to every page in the document.
Margins reserve space around the content area. Larger margins reduce the width available for text and images and also reduce how much content fits vertically.
The selected font, size, and color are captured when you insert a text block. Changing the defaults later affects new text blocks rather than restyling old ones.
These fields are written into the PDF document metadata. They are not automatically printed as visible headings on the page.
The page tabs control which page receives the next inserted block. The element list shows that page's current insertion order.
No. It is intentionally simpler: text and images flow vertically in insertion order. It does not provide rich-text editing, tables, columns, free-positioned objects, or automatic pagination.
Preview and export stop with an error instead of drawing content outside the printable page area. Add another page or reduce the content, font size, or margins.
Yes. The text is written as PDF text rather than converted into a screenshot, so compatible PDF readers can search and select supported characters.
PNG and JPEG are supported by this component. Other image types must be converted before they can be inserted.
No. Title and author are PDF metadata fields. Add a text block if you want a visible title inside the document.
Not in this version. Elements render in the order they were added. You can remove an element and insert it again in the desired position.
No. Existing text blocks keep the font, size, and color they were created with. Changing the defaults affects new text blocks only.
No upload request is made by this component. Text and selected images are assembled into the PDF in the browser.
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