Today we’re pleased to announce that we’re doing more performance improvements to our systems, which we’ll be rolling out over the next weeks. As always, we look forward to your feedback if you have any. One of the things we’re doing is very good news for our HTML to PDF SDK and API users. We’re… Read more »
Posts Categorized: HTML to PDF conversion
HTML to PDF conversion and @page implementation
In this post we’ll shine some light on the level of CSS support that our conversion engine offers. As you can see all over the site we support CSS, quite some CSS2 and some CSS3. To be precise, you can see in this article on Wikipedia how Webkit compares against other rendering engines as far… Read more »
Help wanted – HTML to PDF in Turkish
In our last post we proudly announced our latest website – a HTML to PDF conversion service in Spanish! And although HTMLaPDF.com.com has only been live for a couple of weeks, people are finding there way to it already. Because of this we would like to expand our services into other terrains and we are… Read more »
Custom services for HTML to PDF conversion
From time to time we get requests to offer custom services. Since these are only modestly advertised on the ‘plans page‘, I am taking the time here to explain some of them here. We currently offer our three services in three different plans, which totals nine plans. For most of our users this is more… Read more »
Choosing the best HTML to PDF conversion service
Today we’re going to look at a few criteria, which we use to measure ourselves against the competition. We do not only believe we ARE the best HTML to PDF conversion service out there, but we’ll try to explain in this post why we feel that way and which criteria we use to try to… Read more »
Pdfmyform.com – convert filled-in forms to PDF!
We are proudly announcing the launch of pdfmyform.com, our newest site that allows visitors of a webpage to save the webpage, WITH the form contents they filled-in, to PDF in a single click. Why is this so special? Well, normally a web service can only convert a webpage as-is, which means as you would see… Read more »
HTML to PDF API now supports merging of PDFs
Good news! We’ve just brought the merging functionality, which we recently introduced to the SDK, also to the API. This now allows you to take different sources of HTML and put them together into one big PDF, without having to do any HTML juggling. The merging functionality is quite useful for a lot of different… Read more »
Merging PDFs from multiple HTML documents
In certain situations you would like to create a PDF based on multiple URLs or on multiple HTML files. Or you may want to have a different layout for a certain amount of the pages then for the rest of PDF. In that case the new merge functionality comes in handy. The PDF merge functionality,… Read more »
Using CSS media type ‘print’ for your PDF
We just introduced a new feature to all our paid conversion services and that is the use of CSS media types. For those amongst you who don’t know what it is, w3schools explains it really well. Basically you can use them to prepare your website for better viewing depending on the device (or media) that… Read more »
Page breaking
One of the questions we regularly get is about page breaking. How does Webkit decide when the content is broken up into separate pages and how can you prevent that yourself? First of all – if you have a lot of content, which normally spans multiple pages, you have a few options. First of all… Read more »