Convert Text to PDF: Foliant

Foliant turns the text you already have into a PDF you would be happy to send. Paste a note, open a Markdown file, or write straight onto the page. Give it headings, lists, emphasis and alignment. Then tap the wax seal, and Foliant typesets it into a clean, properly laid out PDF you can preview, print, save or share. No account. No upload. No internet. Everything happens on your device, and your words stay there. WRITE, OR BRING TEXT IN • Type directly on the page, with undo and redo • Paste from the clipboard in one tap • Open .txt and .md files — Markdown is parsed into real formatting, not left as symbols • Your work is saved as you type, so the page is where you left it FORMAT AS YOU GO • Headings, bulleted and numbered lists, block quotes, dividers • Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough • Left, center and right alignment • The page on screen is laid out like the page in the PDF, so there are no surprises CHOOSE HOW IT PRINTS • Serif, sans or monospaced body typeface • A4 or US Letter • Body text from small to large • Ragged right or justified • Optional page numbers THEN DO SOMETHING WITH IT • Preview the finished document full screen • Print to any AirPrint printer • Save a copy into Files or iCloud Drive • Share it anywhere the share sheet reaches — Mail, Messages, Slack, anywhere KEPT FOR LATER Every document you seal is stored in History alongside the text it came from. Reopen it, rename it, edit the words and seal it again. Nothing is stranded in a format you can no longer edit. MADE TO BE READ Foliant is a quiet app: a parchment page, one accent color, and nothing standing between you and the words. Light and dark themes, and eight languages — English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Dutch. PRIVATE BY DESIGN There is no account, no sign-up, no analytics and no server. Foliant works fully offline, and nothing you write ever leaves your device. Good for essays, reports, meeting notes, letters, lecture notes, recipes, reading lists, contracts, invoices, lyrics — anything that reads better as a document than as a screenshot.