Convert Typora Markdown to PDF

Wrote your notes in Typora and need a PDF without launching the app? Drop the .md file here — Markdown Free converts it online, no license or install required.

When to Use This Instead of Typora's Export

• You're on a different machine — Typora isn't installed, but you have the .md file
• You want to share without sending the source — PDF is friendlier for recipients than raw markdown
• You want a consistent style — Markdown Free uses one clean default theme regardless of which Typora theme you use locally
• Quick mobile/web export — Convert from a phone or browser without the desktop app

How to Convert

1. Find your file — Open the folder where Typora saved your .md
2. Drag & drop into Markdown Free — Or click to choose the file
3. Preview — Make sure formatting looks right
4. Click To PDF — Download a clean, printable PDF

What Works

• ✓ Standard markdown — Headers, lists, links, emphasis
• ✓ GitHub Flavored Markdown — Tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks
• ✓ Code blocks — With syntax highlighting
• ✓ Block quotes — Cleanly styled
• ✓ YAML frontmatter — Stripped from the PDF (so titles/metadata don't leak)

Typora Features That Need Adjustment

A few Typora-specific behaviours rely on local rendering and don't survive a portable markdown export:

• Math (KaTeX/MathJax) — Inline $...$and block $$...$$ appear as raw text. If you need rendered math in the PDF, export from Typora directly.
• Mermaid diagrams — The fenced code is preserved but not rendered as a diagram
• Local image paths — Use absolute URLs (or thedata: scheme) so images appear in the PDF
• Custom themes — The PDF uses Markdown Free's default theme, not your Typora theme

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Typora license to use this?

No. Markdown Free is a separate online tool. As long as you have the .md file from Typora, you can convert it here for free without any Typora subscription or license.

Will my Typora theme carry over?

No. Markdown Free renders with its own clean default style. If you need pixel-perfect Typora theming, use Typora's built-in PDF export.

What about images embedded in the markdown?

Images with absolute URLs (https://...) render in the PDF. Relative paths like ./img/diagram.png won't resolve — either host the images online or embed them as data URLs.

Is my content stored?

No. Files are processed in memory and discarded immediately after the PDF is generated. Nothing is logged.