C# .Net PDF Library 2021.9.3737
TML Strings as well as Templates make PDF documents using HTML 4, CSS, and JavaScript
ASPX WebForms converts, using just 3 lines of code ASP.NET webforms into PDFs that can be downloaded and that can be viewed in the browser
MVC Views - Export ASP.NET MVC views as PDF
HTML Documents can be converted to PDF forms. HTML forms into PDF forms
From URLs - create PDF documents using URLs
Convert image to PDF using a single line of code JPG, PNG, GIF BMP, TIFF system drawing, SVG to PDF
IronPDF takes away your stress and offers an in-box Creator and Editor of PDF all in one.
As you convert different formats into high-quality PDF files IronPDF allows you to:
Complete and read form data
Extract text and images from PDFs
Our capabilities aren't finished!
To edit, modify and edit the PDF files you have, IronPDF assists you in:
Download and parse PDF documents
Consolidate, split, and merge content
Include headers, footers and bookmarks. Add annotations, bookmarks watermarks, text, as well as images to your portfolio.
Stamp and watermark your website with images, text, and HTML backgrounds
End-to-end Conversion Assistance
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With the many options that IronPDF offers it is possible to use C# to create PDFs in a matter of minutes by visiting IronPDF's Nuget Install page. It doesn't matter if you want to create simple text fragments and dynamic corporate reports our commercial and individual licenses include lifetime license and come with a 30 day money-back guarantee!
Here, I'm using inline HTML however I am able to open the HTML image or load the URL of a remote but it doesn't work. When compared to other libraries we've tested and tested, this is the most user-friendly for accessibility.
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Changes: 2021.9.3737
Added ChromePdfRenderer, WebKitPdfRenderer and AdaptivePdfRenderer classes.
Added Pixel Perfect Chrome HTML to PDF rendering.
Added Razor and MVC helpers.
Full Multithreading and Async support.
Improved HTML, CSS and JS rendering.
Minor API changes.
