Convert various file formats to PDF online free — AI (Illustrator), EML (Email), XML (structured data), PSD (Photoshop), and HWP (Korean Hangul). Also: PDF Editor | PDF Export | PDF Converter | DOCX to PDF.
AI to PDF: Adobe Illustrator (.ai) files saved with "Create PDF Compatible File" option contain an embedded PDF stream. The embedded PDF stream is read directly and saved as a standalone PDF. If your AI file lacks PDF compatibility, please re-save it from Illustrator with the compatible option enabled. This is zero-cost conversion — no rendering or data loss occurs.
EML to PDF: Parses the email file to extract headers (From, To, Subject, Date) and body content (HTML or plain text). The email is rendered as a formatted document, then embedded into a PDF. Attachments are listed but not embedded. All processing happens locally in your browser.
XML to PDF: Parses the XML file structure and generates a formatted PDF document displaying element hierarchy, attributes, and text content in a readable table layout. This is designed for data-oriented XML. For XSL-FO / styled XML, consider using a dedicated XSL-FO processor like Apache FOP.
Note: Uses standard PDF fonts (Helvetica) which only support WinAnsi/Latin-1 encoding. Non-ASCII characters (e.g., Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Cyrillic) are replaced with ? in the output PDF. For full Unicode support, the source XML should contain ASCII content only.
PSD to PDF: Parses Adobe Photoshop (.psd) files using @webtoon/psd, extracts the composite pixel data, and embeds it into a PDF page. Note: This is a rasterized conversion — text layers are flattened to pixels and cannot be searched. For editable PDF output, use Adobe Photoshop directly.
HWP to PDF: Parse Korean Hangul documents and render each page as an image. Pages are then embedded into a PDF. Best results with HWPX (XML-based, 2014+) format. Older binary HWP 5.0 format may have limited rendering support. Complex layouts (tables, equations) may not render perfectly in the browser-based engine.
