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The usual way of creating PDF from reStructuredText is by going through LaTeX. This tool provides an alternative by producing PDF directly using the ReportLab library.

More information is available at the main website.

• User-defined page layout. Multiple frames per page, multiple layouts per document.
• Page transitions
• Cascading stylesheet mechanism, define only what you want changed.
• Supports TTF and Type1 font embedding.
• Any number of paragraph styles using the class directive.
• Any number of character styles using text roles.
• Custom page sizes and margins.
• Syntax highlighter for many languages, using Pygments.
• Supports embedding almost any kind of raster or vector images.
• Supports hyphenation.
• Sphinx integration
• Full user's manual

rst2pdf supports Python 3.9 or greater. Version 0.102 was the last version to support Python 3.8. Version 0.99 was the last version to support Python 3.6 & 3.7, with 0.97 the last version to support Python 2.7.

The latest released version may be installed from PyPI by using pipx:

$ pipx install rst2pdf

rst2pdf also has support for a number of features that require additional dependencies. Installation of all the required dependencies using pipx may be installed using:

$ pipx install rst2pdf[aafiguresupport,mathsupport,plantumlsupport,rawhtmlsupport,sphinx,svgsupport]

As with pipx above, the latest released version may be installed from PyPI by using uv:

$ uv tool install rst2pdf

If you don't have uv, please see the installation docs

Installation of all the required dependencies using uv may be installed using:

$ uv tool install rst2pdf[aafiguresupport,mathsupport,plantumlsupport,rawhtmlsupport,sphinx,svgsupport]

If you are using a system that supports snaps then you can install from there with:

$ snap install rst2pdf

Work on rst2pdf has restarted on GitHub, with the goals of adding new features, addressing outstanding issues, and not breaking anything. You can clone the repository and install this version:

$ git clone https://github.com/rst2pdf/rst2pdf
$ cd rst2pdf
$ git checkout <desired-branch> # if you want something other than main
$ uv tool install .[aafiguresupport,mathsupport,plantumlsupport,rawhtmlsupport,sphinx,svgsupport]

If you intend to work on rst2pdf's source code, see doc/DEVELOPERS.rst.

To convert a reStructuredText document to a PDF, simply run:

$ rst2pdf <document name> output.pdf

For information on available options, use -h:

$ rst2pdf -h

To enable basic integration with Sphinx, modify your conf.py file to enable the rst2pdf.pdfbuilder extension and configure the pdf_documents option. For example:

extensions = [
    # ...
    'rst2pdf.pdfbuilder',
]

# Grouping the document tree into PDF files. List of tuples
# (source start file, target name, title, author, options).
pdf_documents = [
    ('index', 'MyProject', 'My Project', 'Author Name'),
]

For information on the pdf_documents option and the many other options available, refer to the manual.

See CONTRIBUTING.

rst2pdf is an inclusive and welcoming community. To participate in this project, everyone is bound by our Community Code of Conduct.

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