markdown-to-pdf

To convert Markdown to PDF with Mermaid diagrams and tables, use a Playwright HTML/CSS renderer for technical docs or an fpdf2 renderer for business reports. Both handle table rendering, while Playwright specifically supports Mermaid diagrams with strict fallback behavior.

Yes, Markdown to PDF conversion supports CJK fonts and cover pages when using the fpdf2 business renderer. This renderer generates theme-styled PDFs with optional headers, footers, and well-formatted tables for professional reporting workflows.

The best way to generate business-quality PDFs from Markdown is using the fpdf2 renderer, which creates theme-styled documents with cover pages, headers, footers, and formatted tables. It meets deterministic PDF generation requirements for business reporting workflows.

Yes, you can convert Mermaid diagrams to standalone PNG or SVG images using the Mermaid-to-image workflow. This allows you to embed or reference the rendered diagrams elsewhere, independent of the direct Markdown to PDF conversion process.

You do not need Playwright; you can use fpdf2 as an alternative renderer. Playwright is suited for technical documentation with custom CSS and Mermaid support, whereas fpdf2 handles business-quality PDFs with themes, cover pages, and CJK font support.

Markdown to PDF conversion requires a rendering configuration to define themes, paper size, optional verification, and strict Mermaid handling. This configuration ensures deterministic PDF generation and meets specific formatting requirements for your documents.