Markdown to PDF User Reviews

Is Markdown to PDF Safe?

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Is Markdown to PDF Legit?

Markdown to PDF: Pro Editor appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Markdown to PDF is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Efficient Markdown/PDF Tool

If you prefer to work in markdown/text, avoiding style-heavy formats like Word, Pages, etc. then this app is an amazingly efficient tool that you should add to your toolbox.
The split view of text and PDF is magnificent: imediately see how your PDF will look when it is rendered. The ability to switch across pure-text, pure PDF, and the split view is so natural.
The PDF rendering customization options are a huge benefit: specify line spacing, font family, font size, margins, etc.
The export/share to PDF button is a breeze: it retains the last-saved folder/file so all you need to do is click save+replace when updating multiple revisions...super-streamlined and it makes for fast workflows.
The developer is very responsive: I asked about adding a Save as Markdown feature (to capture any edits you make to the original Markdown): they responded within one day and then deployed this new feature within the next day! What great support!
This app's privacy policy is the best you can get: "Data Not Collected"...fantastic privacy-first aspect that is so important nowadays.
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Fills in big gap for Obsidian

This app finally lets me create useful PDFs of my Obsidian notes on mobile, complete with images and handling of yaml frontmatter. Should that be built into Obsidian itself? Probably, yes. But it isn't, so this is currently the best way to share a note (with another person, eink tablet, whatever) on iOS.
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Responsive dev, genuinely useful app

This is the rare mobile app that turns markdown into a professional-grade PDF without fighting you the whole way…. from your phone! It handles supersets most converters choke on (code blocks, highlights, callouts) and the output looks clean every time.

What sold me though was the developer. I sent in a bug report about images not rendering, and instead of a canned response I got an honest answer same day explaining exactly what was and wasn’t supported yet. Then he actually remembered, shipped the fix in the next version, and followed up to let me know. It works perfectly now.

That kind of honesty and follow-through is hard to find. If you do any plain-text or markdown work on mobile, this is worth it. Easy five stars.
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Obsidian Embedded Images are Not Rendered or Exported

I purchased the lifetime plan because of the advertised support for Obsidian Embeds. However, after purchasing, I found that images embedded using Obsidian’s native syntax (e.g., ![[image.png]]) are neither rendered nor included in exports.

Response from developer

Hi, this has been added in the latest update. We hope your lifetime subscription goes a long way and continues to become more valuable with the coming updates. Thanks for your trust and support.

Different approach

Really cool integration with obsidian! Not many things like this out there! Give it a try

Easy to convert

It’s a clean interface and does exactly what it says. The share sheet makes it simple to send my markdown files as a PDF.

It would be nice to have a “clear all” from the markdown editor, but I just tap, select all and delete.