Paste an AI answer. Get a document.
Assistants write in Markdown, and every surface that receives their output throws the formatting away. Paste a ChatGPT answer into Word and the headings become bold paragraphs, the table becomes tab-separated text, and the code block loses its indentation. Print it from the chat window and you get the chat window — sidebar, avatars, "Regenerate" button and all.
Scripto reads the Markdown the assistant actually wrote. Paste it and the headings are headings, the table is a table, the fenced code keeps its highlighting, and `$...
How to turn an AI answer into a PDF
Copy the answer
Select the assistant’s reply and copy it. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity — they all emit Markdown, and the copy carries it.
Paste into Scripto
Open the editor and paste. Rich text pasted from a chat window is converted back to Markdown automatically, so you get structure rather than a wall of styled spans.
Pick a skin
Technical for engineering answers, Academic for research, Report for anything going to a colleague. The preview is the PDF, so what you see is what saves.
Export PDF
One click. Add a cover page and a table of contents first if the answer is long enough to need them.
Why pasting into Word loses the formatting
An assistant’s answer is Markdown: `##` for a heading, pipes for a table, backticks for code. A chat window renders that to HTML for display. When you copy, you get the rendered HTML — and Word imports it as styled text, not as structure. The visual hierarchy survives the first paste and collapses the moment you change a font or a margin.
Scripto goes the other way. A rich-text paste is converted back to Markdown first, so the document has real headings and real tables underneath. Change the skin, the paper size or the type scale afterwards and everything reflows correctly, because the structure was never thrown away.
Code, tables and math all survive
Fenced code keeps its language label and syntax highlighting, and long blocks break at line boundaries across pages rather than mid-character. Tables repeat their header row when they cross a page. LaTeX between dollar signs typesets through KaTeX. Mermaid fences become diagrams. These are exactly the parts an assistant produces most and every other route mangles worst.
Long answers become documents, not printouts
A research answer that runs to twelve pages needs a cover, a contents list and page numbers to be usable. Scripto adds all three from the same settings panel, numbers the headings if you want them numbered, and lets you place page breaks visually over the paginated preview so a section never starts one line from the bottom of a page.
Nothing leaves your browser
The conversion, the pagination and the PDF all happen locally. There is no upload step and no server copy, which is the practical difference between "I can send this to a converter" and "I can send this to a converter that has my employer’s internal architecture in it".
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Frequently asked questions
Does this work with Claude, Gemini and Copilot too?
Yes. They all write Markdown, and Scripto reads Markdown. Nothing about the paste is tied to a particular assistant.
The answer had a table. Will it stay a table?
Yes — a real table, with column alignment preserved and the header row repeated if it crosses a page break.
What about LaTeX in the answer?
Inline `$x^2
Can I paste several answers into one document?
Yes. Paste them one after another, add a cover and a table of contents, and export the whole thing as one PDF.
Is any of this uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account.
The assistant used emoji and checkboxes. Do those survive?
Yes. Emoji render, and `- [ ]` task lists keep their checkboxes in the PDF.
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Paste an AI answer and get a properly typeset PDF. Headings, tables, code and math survive the paste. Free, client-side, nothing uploaded.