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 SDK
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 »
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 »
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 »
Faster, faster, faster
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 »
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 »
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 »
HTML to PDF SDK – examples
This post is intended to be a ‘Quick Start’ for people who want to use our HTML to PDF SDK and are looking for some examples to start with. In our documentation you will also find quite some examples and when you download the library you will notice that it contains a file with example… Read more »
Converting a URL with additional parameters
All our services offer the possibility of passing a URL as a parameter so that specific URL will be converted to a PDF. We see a lot of our users struggle the first time they want to pass a URL that contains additional parameters separated by an ampersand (&) sign. Most of the time you’ll… Read more »
HTML to PDF – API vs SDK
As you may know we have two different ways of creating PDFs from your application – our HTML to PDF API and our HTML to PDF SDK.Since not everyone is so familiar with the terms API and SDK, we’ll try to explain them in this post and look at the differences. The term API is… Read more »