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To convert Markdown to PDF in C#, first use
Converter.ConvertMarkdown() to create an intermediate HTMLDocument, then render it to PDF with
Converter.ConvertHTML() and
PdfSaveOptions.
Markdown is designed for readable plain-text authoring. PDF is a fixed-layout format used for printing, archiving, sharing, and document workflows. In Aspose.HTML for .NET, Markdown to PDF conversion goes through the Markdown to HTML stage because Markdown content is parsed into an HTML document before it is rendered to PDF.
Before running the examples, install and configure Aspose.HTML for .NET in your project. The complete C# example project is available in the Aspose.HTML for .NET GitHub repository.
Use this workflow when Markdown content is created or prepared by your application and then rendered to PDF. The example creates a Markdown source, converts it to an intermediate HTMLDocument, and renders the result with PdfSaveOptions.
The workflow is:
HTMLDocument with Converter.ConvertMarkdown(sourcePath).PdfSaveOptions instance.Converter.ConvertHTML(document, options, savePath) to write the PDF file. 1// Convert Markdown to PDF using C#
2
3// Prepare a path to a source Markdown file
4string sourcePath = Path.Combine(OutputDir, "document.md");
5
6// Prepare a simple Markdown example
7string code = "### Hello, World!" +
8 "\r\n" +
9 "[visit applications](https://products.aspose.app/html/applications)";
10// Create a Markdown file
11File.WriteAllText(sourcePath, code);
12
13// Convert Markdown to HTML
14using HTMLDocument document = Converter.ConvertMarkdown(sourcePath);
15
16// Prepare a path for converted PDF file saving
17string savePath = Path.Combine(OutputDir, "document-output.pdf");
18
19// Convert the HTML document to PDF file format
20Converter.ConvertHTML(document, new PdfSaveOptions(), savePath);Use PdfSaveOptions when the generated PDF needs custom rendering settings. The example below converts an existing Markdown file and applies PDF save options before rendering.
1// Convert Markdown to PDF in C# with custom settings
2
3// Prepare a path to a source Markdown file
4string sourcePath = Path.Combine(DataDir, "nature.md");
5
6// Prepare a path to save the converted file
7string savePath = Path.Combine(OutputDir, "nature-output.pdf");
8
9// Convert Markdown to HTML
10using HTMLDocument document = Converter.ConvertMarkdown(sourcePath);
11
12// Initialize PdfSaveOptions. Set up the resolutions, JpegQuality and change the background color to AliceBlue
13PdfSaveOptions options = new PdfSaveOptions()
14{
15 HorizontalResolution = 200,
16 VerticalResolution = 200,
17 BackgroundColor = System.Drawing.Color.AliceBlue,
18 JpegQuality = 100
19};
20
21// Convert the HTML document to PDF file format
22Converter.ConvertHTML(document, options, savePath);| Option | Use it to control |
|---|---|
PageSetup | Page size, margins, and page layout settings. |
JpegQuality | JPEG image compression quality in the PDF output. The default value is 95. |
Css | CSS processing behavior through CssOptions. |
BackgroundColor | The color used to fill the page background. The default value is transparent. |
HorizontalResolution and VerticalResolution | Output resolution values used by the rendering process. The default value is 300 dpi for each property. |
Encryption | PDF encryption settings. If not configured, the PDF is created without encryption. |
Markdown to PDF is not a direct file-to-file rendering step. ConvertMarkdown() parses Markdown and creates an HTMLDocument; ConvertHTML() then renders that document to PDF. This separation is useful because the same intermediate HTML document can also be rendered to DOCX, XPS, or image formats with different save options.
Use Fine-Tuning Converters for deeper rendering settings, and Resize Document During Conversion when page size and margins need explicit control.
Use the online MD to PDF Converter for quick manual conversion. Use Aspose.HTML for .NET when Markdown to PDF conversion must run inside a C# application, service, or documentation pipeline.
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