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Convert HTML to PDF

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Transform your HTML web pages or URLs into high-quality PDFs. HTML to PDF is a powerful and easy-to-implement API that allows you to quickly and accurately convert HTML web pages or URLs into PDF files.

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HTML to PDF allows you to transform HTML content into PDF documents within your applications in just a few seconds via API, using a powerful rendering engine. HTML to PDF also renders JavaScript, allowing the conversion of both static and dynamic content. It is the only service compatible with Google charts.

The API allows you to preserve the original appearance of the content specified by the HTML, such as fonts, size, color, columns, tables, and links. The service fully handles CSS, and the images present on the web page are processed and correctly integrated into the resulting PDF.

Our HTML to PDF service stands out for:

  • Immediate and Accurate Conversion
    Convert HTML content or entire URLs in seconds, preserving the original content's formatting and integrity.
  • High PDF Quality
    Generated PDF files retain high resolution, accurate layout, and all visual elements of the original content, including text, images, tables, and CSS styles.
  • Easy Integration
    Our API is simple to implement into any application or system. With just a few steps, you can integrate automated conversion into any workflow.
  • Flexibility and Customization
    Customize your PDFs by adding headers, footers, page numbering, and much more. Tailor the conversion to your specific needs with configurable options.

PDF CONVERSION REQUEST

You can pass an HTML string or simply a URL as a parameter.

To use the PDF API, you need to make a request and include a specific URL or an HTML string in the payload.

REQUEST EXAMPLE

POST /base

In our case, we will pass a URL.

{
"url":"https://console.openapi.com/esempio.html"
}

The response will be the converted PDF file.

The HTML to PDF API is ideal for generating professional documents, brochures, reports, or web page backups. The API is often integrated into e-commerce platforms to generate payment receipt PDFs to send to the final customer or make available in the private area. It's also frequently associated with timestamp files to legally validate the timing of documents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

HTML to PDF is an API service that allows you to convert an HTML string or URL into a high-quality, customized PDF file. The conversion is completed within seconds, there are no size limits for the document, and you can use any programming language to access the service.

What is HTML to PDF?

The API allows converting HTML content, either via string or URL, into PDF format.

What types of content can be converted to PDF via API?

Yes, the API renders JavaScript code, allowing the conversion of both static and dynamic content.

Can the API also convert dynamic content generated by JavaScript into PDF?

Yes, the service fully manages CSS, and images on the web page are correctly processed and integrated into the generated PDF.

Does the HTML to PDF API preserve images as well?

Yes, the API ensures that the original appearance of the content, as defined by the HTML, is preserved in the PDF

Does the appearance of the content remain unchanged in the HTML to PDF conversion?

The HTML to PDF service is ideal for anyone who needs to generate PDFs from HTML. For example, many e-commerce platforms use it to convert payment receipts to send to customers or to make available in the private area. Often, the PDF is associated with a timestamped file, giving the document a certified date and time and thus legal value.

Who is the HTML to PDF service designed for?

The service provides conversion within seconds.

What is the service response time?

The cost of a single request is €0.01.

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