Text Rendering

Set the 'Page Width' to control how wide each rendered page will be.

• Supports units such as ch (characters), in (inches), pt (points), mm (millimeters), and cm (centimeters).
• If specified in character units (e.g., 80ch), the page width will fit the given number of characters.
• If left blank, the width is automatically sized to fit the longest line on the page.
• For most use cases, specifying in inches (e.g., 8.5in) matches standard page sizes.

Set the 'Page Height' to control how tall each rendered page will be.

• Supports the same units as 'Page Width'.
• If specified in character units (e.g., 60ch), the page height will fit the given number of lines.
• If left blank, page breaks are determined by form feed (\f) characters in the text, or the height is auto-sized to fit the content.
• For standard letter pages, use 11in.

Controls the size of the text rendered on each page.

• Measured in points (pt), where 1 point = 1/72 inch.
• Larger values increase text size and reduce the number of characters/lines per page.
• Typical values range from 8 to 14 for most document types.

Adds padding between the page content and the page edge.

• Supports units such as in, pt, mm, cm.
• Increasing the border size reduces the usable area for text.
• Useful for visually separating content or matching printed page margins.

Specifies the rendering resolution in dots per inch (DPI).

• Higher values produce sharper text and more accurate layout, but may increase processing time.
• Common values: 100 (default), 150, 200, or 300 for high-fidelity output.
• This setting affects how physical units (inches, points) are converted to pixels.

Calculated based on 'Page Width', 'Font Size', 'Border Size', and 'Resolution'.

• If 'Page Width' is set in characters (e.g., 80ch), this value matches the specified width.
• Otherwise, it is computed from the available page width and the width of a single character.
• Use this value to estimate line wrapping and page layout.

Calculated based on 'Page Height', 'Font Size', 'Border Size', and 'Resolution'.

• If 'Page Height' is set in characters (e.g., 60ch), this value matches the specified height.
• Otherwise, it is computed from the available page height and the height of a single line.
• Use this value to estimate pagination and content fitting.