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Get the README Markdown
Download README.md from GitHub (Raw button) or copy it from the repo page.
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Convert a GitHub README.md to PDF with badges, tables, code blocks, Mermaid, and KaTeX math. Live preview, no signup, private browser export.
A GitHub README is Markdown, and Markdown is our thing. PDFWritter takes a README.md and outputs a print-ready PDF that keeps badges, tables, code blocks, Mermaid diagrams, and math.
Drag the file in or paste the raw README. The live preview shows exactly what the PDF will look like before you download.
From raw README.md to downloadable PDF in three steps
Download README.md from GitHub (Raw button) or copy it from the repo page.
Paste or drag the .md file. Badges, tables, code highlighting, Mermaid, and KaTeX all render before export.
Click Export PDF. The file downloads to your browser — no login and your README stays private.
Tables, task lists, badges, mentions, and fenced code blocks render exactly like GitHub.
Remote badge images render in preview so they appear in the PDF instead of as broken links.
Mermaid charts and KaTeX equations render and export alongside your README content.
We only process the Markdown text you paste — we do not connect to your GitHub account.
Download the raw README.md from GitHub, paste it into PDFWritter, check the live preview, then click Export PDF. The PDF downloads in your browser.
Yes. Badge image URLs resolve in the preview and are embedded as images in the exported PDF.
Yes. ```mermaid fences render as graphics in the live preview and are embedded in the PDF.
No. Use the raw .md file content only. We never ask for GitHub access tokens.
No. All conversion happens in your browser. Your README is not stored or transmitted.
Same converter keeps diagrams and math in the exported PDF.