Exporting text messages from Android to PDF can be a useful way to save or print your conversations. Here are three methods to help you do so:

1. Using a Dedicated Third-Party App:

Several apps available on the Google Play Store allow you to export your text messages directly to PDF format. SMS Backup & Restore is one such app that is user-friendly and effective. To use it, simply download the app and follow the on-screen instructions to backup your conversations. There is usually an option to export texts directly as PDF. Be mindful of app permissions and choose an app with good reviews for security.

2. Export via Email and Convert to PDF:

Another way is to use the built-in feature of your Android messaging app where you can email the conversation to yourself. Once emailed, open the email on a computer, copy the text of the messages, paste it into a Word document, and then use Microsoft Office or any other suitable program to save the document as a PDF.

3. Using Screenshot and Online OCR Tools:

For smaller conversations or specific messages, take screenshots on your Android device, and then use online OCR (Optical Character Recognition) tools that convert image text into editable formats. After applying OCR, you can then format and save the text as a PDF document on your computer.

Remember that while exporting messages, you might be handling sensitive information. Always ensure that any method or application used complies with privacy laws and that you have consent for any messages involving third parties.

The article consists of three methods for exporting text messages from Android to PDF: using a dedicated third-party app like SMS Backup & Restore; exporting via email and converting the text to PDF through a word processor; and taking screenshots followed by using an online OCR tool to convert image text into editable format before saving as PDF. The article emphasizes being cautious about privacy when exporting potentially sensitive information.