Wikipedia to PDF,
beautifully typeset

PediaPDF turns any Wikipedia article into a typeset PDF you control — fonts, colors, paper size, and which sections to include. Any language. Free.

No account, no sign-up, no install. Works in your browser.


Example outputs

Click any card to build that document now — then change anything you like.


Built differently

Wikipedia's own PDF export gives you one option: accept it. PediaPDF gives you control.

Wikipedia's PDF export — about 100 characters to the line, every link underlined
A paragraph of the Black hole article as Wikipedia's PDF export sets it: lines running the full width of the page, every link underlined, no hyphenation.
PediaPDF — about 74, hyphenated, links coloured instead of underlined
The same paragraph rendered by PediaPDF: a shorter measure with wider margins, hyphenated justification with even word spacing, and links in colour rather than underlined.
The same paragraph of Black hole, both on A4, each renderer at its own defaults — nothing here is a tuned setting. Wikipedia's export is the one behind Download as PDF.
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Your fonts

Pick a font installed on your OS, or use the built-in options and let PediaPDF choose. Anything your font can’t draw is filled in from 30 bundled fallback faces — over 56,000 characters across Greek, Cyrillic, CJK, Arabic, Hebrew, Indic and more.

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Nine visual styles

From minimal to brochure-quality. Full color palette control across headings, links, tables, rules, and backgrounds. Cover page with title and retrieval date.

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Precision layout

Select which sections to include. Control figure placement, image compression, paper size (full ISO A/B/C series), margins, and text alignment.

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Any Wikipedia language

Portuguese, German, Japanese, Arabic, Chinese, and hundreds more — including right-to-left and Indic scripts, shaped correctly rather than broken apart. Search directly in your language.