Drop your log file
Drag a .log or .txt file onto the workspace, or paste a stack trace with Ctrl+V. Big logs are fine.
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Drop a .log file or paste a stack trace and get a clean, searchable PDF - real text, not a screenshot. Logs often hold keys and hostnames, so nothing leaves your machine.
A .log file, a server log, or a pasted stack trace. It opens in the workspace on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
or press CtrlV to paste a stack trace
Step by step
Handy for a bug report, an audit trail, or keeping a run's output. There is nothing to install and no sign-up.
Drag a .log or .txt file onto the workspace, or paste a stack trace with Ctrl+V. Big logs are fine.
The log is laid out on clean pages with real, searchable text. Long lines wrap, so nothing is cut off. A page count shows first.
Delete pages you do not need, add page numbers, or drop in more logs. It all works like any other page.
Click Download PDF. You can search the log in any reader, and the file stays small.
Why pdf2kit
Server logs and stack traces carry hostnames, tokens and customer data. Sending them to a web converter just to make a PDF is a needless leak. pdf2kit builds the PDF on your own machine, keeps the text searchable, and uploads nothing. It is free, with no account and no watermark.
FAQ
Yes. Copy the trace and press Ctrl+V on this page or in the workspace. It becomes real, searchable text on the page.
No. Long lines wrap to the page so the full line is kept. Nothing is silently trimmed.
Yes. The text is real, so any PDF reader can search and select it, and it stays sharp at any zoom.
No. The PDF is built in the page on your device. Your log never leaves your machine.
It runs in your browser, so very large logs use more memory, but a normal log of thousands of lines turns into a small PDF in a moment.
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