Some of our users have asked the following question over time: How can we create a ‘save as PDF’ link, without showing that we are using the HTM2PDF service to generate the PDF? This question is typically asked by companies that like the simplicity of our ‘save as PDF’ links, but want to keep the… Read more »
Posts Categorized: HTML to PDF conversion
Sample code for website to PDF conversion
Some time ago we wrote a post about how to convert an entire website to PDF by using our conversion service. In this post we’ll show you some sample code that you can use when you’re coding in PHP. In PHP you can use our full-blown web to pdf sdk, which allows you to easily… Read more »
Turning your entire website into one PDF
Recently we’ve been receiving more requests for a complete website to PDF conversion. These needs typically arise when companies want to have an archived version of their website or use a PDF as a catalogue version or due to other reasons. Both our API and SDK have long been supporting this functionality, but we’ve never… Read more »
Last places on shared servers – available now!
Some time ago (read about it here) we introduced shared server packages, which allowed for unlimited usage on a server that’s shared with other customers. This is sort of an intermediate package between the regular packages we offer and the private server packages, where you get a whole server to yourself – or even a… Read more »
Page Sizing
All our services have always allowed you to define your own page size by using width and height parameters, or by setting a default page format in your members area. We have also made the parameters pagesize and orientation available to both the API as well as the save as PDF link. This will allow… Read more »
Saving pages from your own domain as PDF
Whenever you use our service to convert web pages or HTML to PDF, you will notice that the PDF is always downloaded from one of OUR subdomains e.g. europe.htm2pdf.co.uk. In case you’re using the API or the SDK, then this probably will not be an issue for you as you can store the PDF on… Read more »
Data processing and “cloud” processing
Lately we have been getting a lot of inquiries about where we do our actual conversion. These inquiries are mostly related to data protection laws in the jurisdiction of the person or company inquiring about this. Ever since ‘cloud computing’ has become popular, more and more companies are concerned that it’s no longer clear where… Read more »
Posting raw HTML to the API
Since the first time we rolled out the HTML to PDF API, it has been accepting POST as well as GET requests. But – in all our innocence – we always thought that people would find it easier to use a GET request. Simply because it’s so much more intuitive. We were obviously mistaken! Now… Read more »
Using your own HTML to PDF server
At the end of the last year we wrote about our new process of setting you up on an unmetered shared or private server. Before then it always took us a few days to get you completely set up, but now it typically takes one business day or – in cases where you’d like an… Read more »
Your own server for PDF creation in one day!
Wow – this has been an exciting week! We’ve managed to setup a really fast server setup process in our company. The result is faster delivery of a custom server to you than ever before! Of course regular users have always been able to get instant access to our services upon sign-up. This was always… Read more »