Turn Markdown docs into a PDF handbook
Turn Markdown docs into a branded, page-numbered PDF handbook as part of your build.
The problem
- Technical documentation lives in Markdown in the repo, but releases need a single polished PDF deliverable.
- Hand-assembling release docs is repetitive and tends to drift out of sync with the code.
- Internal documentation often contains proprietary detail that should not be processed by outside services.
The workflow
One licensed pipeline chains these steps end to end. Each step is a tool you can try free on the public site.
- 1
Render Markdown to PDF
Markdown to PDF →Convert each documentation source file into a clean PDF section.
- 2
Combine the sections
Merge PDF →Assemble the rendered sections into one ordered handbook.
- 3
Apply headers and footers
Header & footer →Add product name, version and confidentiality marking consistently across pages.
- 4
Number the pages
Add page numbers →Apply continuous page numbers for clean references and a table of contents.
Try it free, right now
Every tool in this workflow is free on the public site — no signup, nothing uploaded. Run the steps by hand to see the output, then license the automated pipeline for your team.
Why run it on-premise?
Because the conversion runs inside your own environment, proprietary documentation never leaves the network and the step can be scripted into a CI pipeline. That keeps build automation self-contained and IP under your control.
The Business suite ships as a self-hosted bundle that runs inside your own network, so the documents in this workflow never leave the building. See how deployment works.
Each release ships a consistent, branded PDF handbook generated straight from the documentation source.
Included in the Team license.