Markdown tables to PDF
Export Markdown tables to PDF the right way: rows never split across a page boundary, and the header row repeats at the top of every page the table spans.
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No split rows
break-inside: avoid keeps each row intact instead of cutting it in half.
Repeating headers
The header row reprints on every page a long table continues onto.
Readable wide tables
Sensible cell padding and borders keep dense tables legible in print.
Client-side
Your data stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
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Frequently asked questions
Why do tables break badly in other converters? +
They let the print engine split rows wherever a page happens to end. We add break-inside: avoid to rows and repeat the table header, so long tables stay readable.
Why do code blocks and tables get cut in other converters? +
Most tools ignore page-break rules, so atomic elements get sliced across page boundaries. We apply break-inside: avoid to code blocks, tables, images and headings, so they stay whole on a single page.
Is the exported PDF text selectable? +
Yes. We use the browser print engine to produce a true vector PDF with selectable, searchable text and clickable links — not a flattened image.
Does it support Mermaid diagrams and LaTeX math? +
Yes. Mermaid diagrams render to vector SVG and KaTeX renders math — both appear crisply in the PDF, along with syntax-highlighted code.