Python → PDF

Upload your .py file to this .py to PDF converter, enable include code and include outputs (when outputs are present in the source), then download the PDF. The document lays out your Python code with any saved text or plot outputs so graders and reviewers see both in one file. This tool does not execute your script — it prints what is already in the file.

Open this page, drop your .py file, leave the defaults or adjust what appears in the PDF, then download. It is a free py to PDF converter with no account required for the standard conversion path.

Use this py to PDF tool: upload the script, optionally tune cell markers and content toggles (markdown, code, outputs), and download the .pdf. You do not need a separate desktop publisher for this step.

The page parses your Python source into sections, then renders a multi-page PDF. If the script uses # %% or # In[N]: markers, those boundaries carry through so the PDF stays readable instead of one unbroken wall of text.

Treat the .py file as the source: upload it here (python file to PDF / py file to PDF), choose whether narrative and outputs belong in the printout, and download. Renaming .py to .pdf in Finder or Explorer does not create a real PDF — this converter does.

Yes for Python scripts. It is a code to PDF converter focused on .py files: structured layout, monospace code blocks, and optional outputs. For Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb), use our IPYNB to PDF page instead.

This page converts an existing Python file into a PDF document. It is not a programming library for creating PDFs from scratch (for example ReportLab or FPDF). If your goal is “create PDF using Python” as an API, use those libraries; if your goal is “turn my .py into a printable PDF,” use this converter.

Editors usually dump one monospace wall of text. Here you get section-aware layout when markers or smart splitting apply, plus toggles for narrative versus code versus outputs — closer to a handout than a raw print dialog.

No. It formats and prints the text and any outputs already stored in the file. It does not execute code, install packages, or generate new plot results.

Conversion uses secure server processing: the file is handled briefly to build the PDF and is not stored afterward. Clear the page when you finish if you are on a shared computer.

This tool is for .py scripts (python to PDF / py to PDF). For Jupyter notebooks, use IPYNB to PDF. Mixing those intents is the most common reason a conversion looks wrong — pick the page that matches your file extension.

Yes. Only a modern browser is required. That is why teams bookmark this python to PDF converter when classroom or corporate PCs block heavy tooling.