Convert markdown to professional PDFs with clickable table of contents. No API keys.
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convert_markdown_to_pdfConvert Markdown content to a beautifully styled PDF document. Supports syntax highlighting for code blocks, Mermaid diagrams (flowcharts, sequence diagrams, etc.), tables, task lists, blockquotes, and more. Output includes page numbers and optional watermarks.Convert Markdown content to a beautifully styled PDF document. Supports syntax highlighting for code blocks, Mermaid diagrams (flowcharts, sequence diagrams, etc.), tables, task lists, blockquotes, and more. Output includes page numbers and optional watermarks.
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Convert markdown to professional PDFs with clickable table of contents. No API keys.
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