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Paste a README.md or drop the file here and download it as a typeset PDF, with its tables, code blocks and Mermaid diagrams. Nothing is uploaded.
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GitHub renders a README beautifully, but it has no “download as PDF”. Printing the repository page from the browser gives you the file list, the sidebar and the navigation along with the text, and page breaks wherever they happen to fall. What you usually want is the README itself as a document: to attach to a proposal, hand to a reviewer or read on paper.
Here the Markdown is typeset as a real document. Headings become PDF bookmarks, tables keep their alignment, code blocks are highlighted, and ```mermaid blocks, which GitHub also renders, become vector diagrams. Formulas in $…$ work as they do on GitHub.
GitHub-style tables with column alignment, fenced code with syntax highlighting, task lists, footnotes, nested lists, links that stay clickable, and Mermaid flowcharts, sequence diagrams and the other types, drawn as vectors with selectable text. Switch on Contents under Layout for a table of contents; a wide or tall diagram is fitted to the page rather than cut off.
The page never contacts another server, so it does not fetch images from the web. Images stored in the repository are easy: drop the files onto the page and every reference to them, whatever folder the README names, is filled in. Images that live elsewhere, including the badges from shields.io at the top of many READMEs, show up in the PDF as a short “image unavailable” note; delete those lines, or download the image and drop it in.
Raw HTML is not rendered: a centred <p align="center"> header, an <img> tag or a collapsible <details> block appears as text, so rewrite those parts in plain Markdown. GitHub’s > [!NOTE] alerts become ordinary quotes, :rocket: shortcodes stay as text, and emoji have no font here, so they print as empty boxes (the page tells you which characters are affected).
Open the README on GitHub, click Raw, copy everything and paste it into the editor on this page, then press Download PDF. If you have the repository on your computer, drop README.md onto the page instead.
Relative images such as docs/architecture.png are files in the repository, and this page cannot see your repository: drop the image files onto the page and they are embedded. Images referenced by a web address, badges included, are never fetched, because nothing here is allowed to contact another server.
Yes. ```mermaid blocks are drawn in your browser and embedded as vector graphics, the same diagrams GitHub shows. A diagram with a syntax error appears as a box with the error message and line, and the rest of the PDF is unaffected.
Yes. The text is typeset in this browser tab and never uploaded, so there is no need to make anything public or grant access to anything. Copy the Markdown from the repository and paste it here.
Raw HTML has no equivalent in the typesetting engine, so tags are shown rather than interpreted. Most README HTML is layout: replace a centred logo block with a plain image line and a <details> block with a heading.
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