Convert HTML to PDF with nodejs / javascript
Install the api2pdf npm package and convert HTML, URLs and Office documents to PDF or merge PDFs from Node.js with Headless Chr...
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Install the api2pdf npm package and convert HTML, URLs and Office documents to PDF or merge PDFs from Node.js with Headless Chr...

Convert thousands of .eml email files to PDF with the LibreOffice endpoint and a short Python script. Useful for legal discover...

TCPDF is free but struggles with modern CSS. Render HTML to PDF from PHP with real browser engines (Headless Chrome, wkhtmltopd...

Force a new page in a generated PDF with the page-break-before and page-break-after CSS rules. Works in wkhtmltopdf and Headles...

Why your Headless Chrome header and footer templates do not show up, the displayHeaderFooter flag, font sizes and the pageNumbe...

Add a header, footer and page numbers to a wkhtmltopdf PDF with the header-center, footer-right and [page]/[topage] options. Ex...

An open source TinyMCE plugin that adds a Save to PDF button to the editor and converts the document with Api2Pdf. Demo and set...

We rendered identical HTML with wkhtmltopdf and Headless Chrome and compared file size, render time and cost to find out when e...

iText's AGPL licence makes it costly for commercial apps. Convert HTML to PDF in C# and Java with Headless Chrome or wkhtmltopd...

A free, print-ready Bootstrap 4 packing slip template you can fill from your database and convert to PDF with Headless Chrome o...

Print AnyChart javascript charts to PDF with wkhtmltopdf: the sample HTML, the javascript delay option and the API call that re...

Api2Pdf adds a ZXING (Zebra Crossing) endpoint: generate QR codes, Code 128, EAN and other barcodes as images for packing slips...

Use the interactive Swagger documentation to authorize with your API key, try endpoints live, and send support a reproducible r...
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