TXT → HTML, readable text on any screen
Plain files as clean pages: structure recognised where present, typography handled throughout.
Runs in your browser. Your file never leaves your computer.
- OutputSelf-contained page
- HonoursMarkdown-style structure
- Reads wellOn phones and screens
- WhereLocal render
A .txt attachment renders as a wall of monospace at the recipient's mercy; a page presents the same words properly. Conversion produces standalone HTML with readable typography, honouring Markdown-style structure where the text contains it, headings, lists, emphasis, and setting plain prose in comfortable paragraphs. Logs, notes and documents-in-waiting become linkable, phone-friendly pages. It happens locally, one small self-contained file out.
Questions
How is structure detected in plain text?
Common conventions, hash headings, dash lists, numbered lines, are recognised; text without them flows as paragraphs.
Will code or logs keep their alignment?
Text that reads as preformatted keeps monospacing; prose gets proportional type.
Anything transmitted?
No, rendering is in-browser.
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