Convert Markdown to styled PDF documents in .NET
The Markdown to PDF Converter turns Markdown content into high-quality PDF documents. Apply your own CSS to control the appearance, generate a table of contents from Markdown headings, add HTML headers, footers and stamps and apply security and digital signatures. The library targets .NET Standard 2.0 and runs on Windows, Linux and macOS, including Azure App Service, Azure Functions and Docker.
Version 14.60.1. Building EVO PDF libraries since 2010. Evaluate without registration; the demo output is watermarked until you set a license key. Licensed as part of the EVO PDF Toolkit.
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dotnet add package EvoPdf.Next.MarkdownToPdf.Windows
This is the Windows package; EvoPdf.Next.MarkdownToPdf.Linux and EvoPdf.Next.MarkdownToPdf.MacOS work the same way, or use the all-components EvoPdf.Next.* metapackage for your platform.
using EvoPdf.Next; var converter = new MarkdownToPdfConverter(); // baseUrl resolves relative image and link URLs byte[] pdf = converter.ConvertStringToPdf( markdown, baseUrl); File.WriteAllBytes("readme.pdf", pdf);
- Windows 10, 11 and Windows Server 2016 to 2025 (x64 and ARM64)
- Linux 64-bit distributions (x64 and ARM64)
- macOS 12.0+ (Apple Silicon / ARM64)
- .NET 10.0, 9.0, 8.0, 7.0, 6.0, .NET Standard 2.0
- .NET Framework 4.6.2 to 4.8.1
- Azure App Service and Azure Functions
- Azure Cloud Services and Virtual Machines
- Web, console and desktop applications
What the Markdown to PDF component does
- Convert Markdown documents from a string or from a file to PDF
- Apply style sheets using CSS syntax to customize the appearance
- Automatically create a table of contents based on headings in Markdown
- Use custom PDF page settings to automatically reflow the content
- Add HTML headers, footers or stamps to the generated PDF
- Control the PDF document display with PDF viewer preferences
- Encrypt, set permissions and set passwords for the generated PDF documents
- Add digital signatures to the generated PDF document
- Asynchronous Markdown to PDF methods that can be used with async and await
- Docker containers for Windows and Linux
NuGet packages
Reference EvoPdf.Next.MarkdownToPdf.Windows, .Linux, .MacOS or the .Arm64 variants, or the EvoPdf.Next.* metapackage for your platform, which includes every component.
dotnet add package EvoPdf.Next.MarkdownToPdf.Windows
On nuget.org: EvoPdf.Next.MarkdownToPdf.Windows · .Linux · .MacOS · .Windows.Arm64 · .Linux.Arm64 · metapackage EvoPdf.Next
Install and run on Windows, Linux and macOS
The Markdown to PDF Converter uses a platform-specific runtime shipped inside the NuGet package. Windows and macOS need nothing else; on Linux a few system packages may be required, depending on the distribution: the Getting Started guides list them.
Windows
Windows 10, 11 and Windows Server 2016–2025, x64 and ARM64. No additional dependencies.
Getting Started on Windows →Linux
64-bit distributions, x64 and ARM64. The guide lists the system packages per distribution.
Getting Started on Linux →macOS
macOS 12 and later on Apple Silicon (ARM64). No additional dependencies.
Getting Started on macOS →Docker
Complete Dockerfiles for Linux (x64, ARM64) and Windows Server containers, with the runtime dependencies and the build commands.
Docker page →Azure
App Service on Windows and Linux, Azure Functions, Container Apps and AKS: plan sizing, the Linux startup command, ConfigureRuntime.
Included in the EVO PDF Toolkit
Markdown to PDF is licensed as part of the EVO PDF Toolkit, which covers every component on this site, Next and Classic: 650 USD for a Deployment License (one application on a single server) or 1400 USD for a Company License (unlimited developers, applications and servers, redistributable). Perpetual, with updates and support for the first year.
