Which Markdown flavor?

GitHub-Flavored Markdown with extensions: tables, task lists, code fences with syntax highlighting, footnotes, autolinks.

Is syntax highlighting in code blocks preserved?

Yes — common languages (JS, TS, Python, Go, SQL, YAML) highlight automatically. Specify the language after ``` for best results.

Include ` ` in the Markdown. Or toggle 'heading starts new page' for automatic chapter breaks.

Write or paste Markdown and export it as a downloadable PDF. Part of the DevTools Surf developer suite. Browse more tools in the PDF collection.

The first Markdown-to-PDF pipeline typically runs Markdown through HTML, then uses a headless browser or wkhtmltopdf to render the PDF.
Pandoc, the universal document converter created by John MacFarlane in 2006, was one of the first tools to support Markdown-to-PDF conversion.
GitHub renders Markdown in over 100 million repositories, making it the most widely used lightweight markup language in the world.

Which Markdown flavor?: GitHub-Flavored Markdown with extensions: tables, task lists, code fences with syntax highlighting, footnotes, autolinks.
Is syntax highlighting in code blocks preserved?: Yes — common languages (JS, TS, Python, Go, SQL, YAML) highlight automatically. Specify the language after ``` for best results.
Can I add page breaks?: Include `<div style='page-break-after: always'></div>` in the Markdown. Or toggle 'heading starts new page' for automatic chapter breaks.

Write or paste Markdown and export it as a downloadable PDF. Part of the DevTools Surf developer suite. Browse more tools in the PDF collection.

The first Markdown-to-PDF pipeline typically runs Markdown through HTML, then uses a headless browser or wkhtmltopdf to render the PDF.
Pandoc, the universal document converter created by John MacFarlane in 2006, was one of the first tools to support Markdown-to-PDF conversion.
GitHub renders Markdown in over 100 million repositories, making it the most widely used lightweight markup language in the world.

Which Markdown flavor?: GitHub-Flavored Markdown with extensions: tables, task lists, code fences with syntax highlighting, footnotes, autolinks.
Is syntax highlighting in code blocks preserved?: Yes — common languages (JS, TS, Python, Go, SQL, YAML) highlight automatically. Specify the language after ``` for best results.
Can I add page breaks?: Include `<div style='page-break-after: always'></div>` in the Markdown. Or toggle 'heading starts new page' for automatic chapter breaks.