Use our HTML to PDF API if you want more than just a REST Service version of the Print to PDF Browser function. With the support of the three rendering tools, WeasyPrint, PagedJS, and Vivliostyle, you can make full use of CSS Paged Media!
We provide API access via RapidAPI, a widely used API Marketplace.
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This feature is supported by two of the three rendering tools, WeasyPrint and PagedJS. Have a look at a sample document on printcss.live.
CSS counters and the target-counters property can be used with WeasyPrint and Vivliostyle; again, there is a sample document on printcss.live.
16 Page Margin Boxes are waiting for your content with all three rendering tools on the website, have a look on printcss.live to see how this is working.
Does your PDF need footnotes? Then it would be best if you rendered with Vivliostyle; this renderer offers basic footnote support. See a sample on the PrintCSS Playground.
Best support for page selectors like @page:blank you get with WeasyPrint, but no worries, the other tools support the basics too! See it in action on the PrintCSS Playground.
PagedJS and Vivliostyle both handle JavaScript just like your browser would do. Why? Because they also use a headless Chromium in the background but have a layer on top to support the modern CSS Paged Media features.
A growing number of plugins to use the PrintCSS Cloud in your favorite software.
If you are not sure whether the PrintCSS Cloud is the right tool for your project, you can try it out for free on the PrintCSS Playground as the playground is already using the PrintCSS Cloud. Select either WeasyPrint, PagedJS, or Vivliostyle as a rendering tool and try out your use cases.
Perfect for small projects or just to try out the power of PrintCSS Cloud.
$14 /mo
Get an BASIC AccountThe right solution if you have to generate more PDFs for your projects.
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Get an PRO AccountOther HTML to PDF APIs usually use a headless Chromium (Puppeteer) with minimal CSS Paged Media support. Most of them support the @page rule and nothing else.
No. You will always get the latest stable version of the rendering tool you choose in your API request.
There are two ways to include your images in the PDF either you have the images available via a public URL or provide a base64 encoded ZIP file within the requests body. The ZIP file is the preferred way as you do not need to provide your assets elsewhere.
The data transfered via the API does not get stored, but is processed at the time of the request. The data will be removed as soon as the PDF has been delivered.
You can, of course, use any of these rendering tools on your servers. However, installation and maintenance of such applications can be time and cost consuming. PrintCSS Cloud helps save efforts and costs through its end-to-end functionality, which comes packaged in economically priced packages that suit your needs.
Unfortunately, we do not provide that service at the moment. However, please post your requests and we will try to accommodate them.
We have set up a Knowledge Base where we answer the most common questions regarding the PrintCSS Cloud API.
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