Turn a Markdown file into a formatted PDF. Headings, lists, code blocks, links and tables are rendered with sensible default styling, so a README or a set of notes becomes something you can print or send on without setting up a publishing toolchain first.
The standard set - headings, lists, emphasis, links, blockquotes, code blocks - plus common extensions such as tables. Raw HTML embedded in the Markdown is passed through to the renderer.
Images referenced by a relative path need to be uploaded with the document. A lone .md file cannot reach files sitting next to it on your computer.
The converter applies its own stylesheet. For full control over typography and page layout, convert the Markdown to HTML yourself, style it, and use HTML to PDF instead.
Files are uploaded over an encrypted connection and processed on CoonTool's own server, not in your browser. The working copy is deleted automatically once the job is done, and in any case within 24 hours. Nothing is stored permanently and no account is required.