what_you_need
Prepare the inputs before opening the apps
- Supported source files in one folder
- Filename order for combined mode
- Page size, margins, and numbering choice
- Optional same-named text and image pairs
step_by_step
The working process
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Prepare the source folder
Place supported Markdown, TXT, DOCX, and image files directly inside one working folder. Use numbered filenames when combined output must follow a specific order.
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Choose separate or combined output
Use per-file mode for individual handouts, notes, or client documents. Use combined mode for chapters, story pages, or one ordered report.
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Set the page system
Choose a built-in document or book preset, or enter exact custom dimensions and margins. Decide whether page numbers belong in the output.
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Pair text and illustrations when useful
Give a text file and image the same base filename, then choose whether the image appears before or after the text and inline or on its own page.
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Run and inspect the conversion log
Review converted, skipped, renamed, and failed counts. Open the output folder and inspect multilingual text, emoji, image placement, and page breaks.
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Correct the source, then rerun
Fix Markdown, filenames, page settings, or source text rather than patching every final PDF manually. Skip-existing support helps preserve approved outputs during a rerun.
human_checkpoint
Review before you call it finished
- Are filenames correct for combined order?
- Do page size and margins match the use?
- Are paired images attached to the right text?
- Were skipped and renamed files reviewed?
honest_boundaries
Limits and privacy
Practical limitation
DOCX conversion extracts paragraph text but does not reproduce Word styling, page layout, or embedded images. Animated GIFs become static image pages, and existing PDFs are skipped.
Privacy boundary
Core conversion is local and requires no AI service, upload, account, analytics, or telemetry.
faq
Questions worth answering
Can it preserve Markdown formatting?
Yes. It renders supported Markdown formatting and relative local images.
Can it combine the whole folder?
Yes. Combined mode processes supported source files in filename order.