Crystal Reports Alternative for PDF generation
Replace Crystal Reports for PDF output: build the report in HTML with your data and convert it to PDF with Headless Chrome thro...
Release notes, tutorials in every language, troubleshooting guides and engineering notes from the team behind the PDF API.

Replace Crystal Reports for PDF output: build the report in HTML with your data and convert it to PDF with Headless Chrome thro...

An alternative to ActivePDF for .NET developers: convert HTML, URLs and Office documents to PDF, merge and manipulate PDFs thro...

Convert HTML to PDF from Java with the new Api2Pdf Maven package: HTML and URL to PDF, Office to PDF, merge PDFs and barcodes.

PrinceXML costs thousands per server. Headless Chrome renders modern HTML and CSS to PDF for free, and Api2Pdf runs it for you ...

A sample React component that converts HTML to PDF with Headless Chrome or wkhtmltopdf by calling the Api2Pdf REST API from the...

ReportLab builds PDFs by hand. Write HTML and CSS instead and convert it from Python with Headless Chrome or wkhtmltopdf throug...

Accented and non-Latin characters show up as garbage in your PDF? Add the UTF-8 meta charset and encode the payload correctly. ...

How Api2Pdf hit the 300 outbound connection limit on Azure Functions, and the HttpClient and architecture changes that fixed it.

Convert HTML and URLs to PDF from Python with the api2pdf package. Choose wkhtmltopdf or Headless Chrome, pass options, and dow...

Combine several PDFs into one from .NET Core with the Api2Pdf NuGet package: installation, the merge call and the returned file...

Convert .ppt and .pptx presentations to PDF from Python using the Api2Pdf LibreOffice endpoint, without installing LibreOffice ...

Which fonts are available by default, how to load Google Fonts and custom web fonts with @font-face, and the caveats for each r...

The Api2Pdf WordPress plugin adds a Save to PDF button to any page or post and converts it with Headless Chrome. Installation a...
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