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Registration helps to support the developer of the product so that it can be improved. When you have registered you will be sent a license key which when installed will remove the link from the output PDF files to this site. If you choose not to register, you can still support us by everytime you send out a PDF created with the tool, it will be helping to advertise the product. We hope also that if you are using the product it means that you like it, and if you like it, please helps us in either way to make it even stronger.

In a nutshell, WickedDocs takes Markdown formatted plain-text files and turns them in to beautiful PDF documents.

It works great together with version control software as well as with command line text processing tools. This makes it easy to integrate in to many production environments where using a propriatary way to format text would otherwise be painful.

It is simple, safe and widely used. In future versions of WickedDocs support for similar and varients of Markdown will be supported based on demand.

WickedDocs makes it simple to create and edit templates which define the page headers and footers and watermarks etc and seperates this from the actual content which is in the markdown formatted file.

It has both a GUI tool to make editing Markdown and previewing the output immediately so easy, as well as a command-line component for integrating it in to build systems and various production environments.

Windows, Linux and MacOSX. If you have a specific platform which isn't currently supported but require WickedDocs to be ported to it, please contact us and we can discuss what we may be able to do to support you.

There are so many uses.

If you are a software developer, it could be used for generating the PDF manual which comes with the software. You would put the markdown in revision control, edit it with the GUI tool, and add a build step to run the command-line tool to generate the PDFs when doing builds.

If you are running a business that processes orders, you may need to dynamically generate PDF invoices against a customer database on a server. Using the commands available on the server to process plain text, a template of the markdown for the invoice can be populated and piped to WickedDocs along with the formatting template to have a unique PDF output all from a script.

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