[geor9e]

I think you're overcomplicating it. I assume you created this markdown file and I assume you have a preview render that shows it the way you like it to be shown. So just hit the print button, and in the print dialog select save as PDF.

[npodbielski]

You are right if OP want to do this manually. If not I guess it is much more complicated, you would need some tool that allows you to print rendered markdown. Add one more step: convert print to PDF and effectively you have tool to convert markdown to PDF.

[milch]

I do this with Chrome for my resume. Write it in Markdown, convert to HTML using Pandoc and then print it to PDF using Chrome.

Google\ Chrome --no-sandbox --headless --print-to-pdf-no-header --no-pdf-header-footer --enable-logging=stderr --log-level=2 --in-process-gpu --disable-gpu --print-to-pdf=resume.pdf "file://path/to/resume.html"

[npodbielski]

Pretty neat. Did not thought that it is possible. Thanks.

[gloxkiqcza]

I’m not OP but e.g. VS Code markdown preview (which works great) doesn’t offer printing.