Description
IronPDF - The C# PDF Library
IronPDF is a powerful Microsoft.net library that makes it easy for C# and Visual Basic developers to generate high-quality PDFs from within desktop applications, server applications, and. Net/ASPX websites. With IronPDF, developers can use their existing skills of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create print-ready PDFs with ease.
One of the key features of IronPdf is its HTML To PDF function. This feature allows the generation of a PDF from any HTML content which might be from URL or directly injected. This HTML content can contain complex and linked CSS and JavaScript elements that will be output at a high DPI print quality in the resulting PDF document.
Another unique feature of IronPdf is its ASPX to PDF functionality. A Microsoft Web forms application can print an ASPX webpage to a high-quality PDF document with code and design remaining the same as if we output to HTML - either 'in the browser' or as a direct download.
IronPdf also benefits from excellent printing options including control over DPI resolution for high-quality print jobs. You can control CSS media directives screen print and overhead stylesheets and enable/disabling of JavaScript and Ajax. Paper sizes including standard and non-standard formats are included along with customizable margins.
You can add customized html headers footers, page numbering all programmatically using Basic or C#. Additionally, IronPDF allows editing of existing PDF documents as well as adding digital signatures for added security.
One major advantage that sets IronPdf apart from other similar software solutions is its ease-of-use. Conventional HTML-To-PDF functionality requires elevated server permissions which often require the use of exes; however, IronPDF runs as a single DLL file requiring only normal permissions making it ideal for regular applications or web applications alike.
Licensing for development testing purposes is free while licensing options are available for deployment purposes after trial periods have expired (30 day trial keys available).
In summary, if you're looking for an easy-to-use yet powerful solution that enables you to generate professional-grade pdf documents quickly then look no further than IronPdf - The C# Pdf Library!
Full spec
| Publisher | IronSoftware |
| Publisher site | http://ironsoftware.com |
| Release date | 2020-07-14 |
| Date added | 2020-07-14 |
| Category | Developer Tools |
| Sub category | Components & Libraries |
| Version | 2020.6 |
| Os requirements | Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows, Windows 7, Windows XP |
| Requirements | .Net Framework 4.0 or above, .Net Core 2.0 or above |
| Price | Free to try |
| Downloads per week | 0 |
| Total downloads | 7 |
Comments:
I've been using IronPDF for a couple of months now and it's been a game-changer for my C# PDF projects. Highly recommended!
I agree with Michael, IronPDF is an excellent library! It saves a lot of time and effort when generating PDF files in C#.
I'm planning to start a new C# project which requires PDF generation. Based on your recommendations, I will definitely give IronPDF a try!
IronPDF's documentation is really comprehensive and easy to follow. It helped me get started quickly with the library.
Hey Robert, did you encounter any challenges or limitations while using IronPDF?
Hi Michael. Overall, IronPDF met my needs perfectly. However, I did face some performance issues when dealing with large PDF files.
Has anyone tried using IronPDF for extracting text from existing PDF files? How accurate is it?
I've used IronPDF for text extraction and it worked quite well for me. Accuracy largely depends on the quality and formatting of the PDF.
David, could you please share some example code on how to extract text using IronPDF?
Sure! Here's a simple example: var pdfDoc = new IronPdf.PdfDocument("path_to_pdf"); var text = pdfDoc.ExtractAllText(); You can then manipulate or process the extracted text as needed.
I'm impressed with the feature set of IronPDF! It seems to cover all the PDF-related tasks that I usually encounter in C# development.
John, have you tried the advanced PDF manipulation features, like adding annotations or merging multiple PDFs?
Sophia, yes, I have used those features and they work seamlessly. IronPDF provides a user-friendly API for performing complex PDF operations.
That's great to know, John! I'm looking for a library that allows merging PDFs, so IronPDF might be the one for me.
I can confirm, Emily, that IronPDF's PDF merging capabilities are top-notch. It's really handy when you need to combine multiple PDF documents.
Thanks for the feedback, everyone! I'm convinced now that IronPDF is worth trying for my C# projects.
Has anyone tried using IronPDF on older versions of Windows, like Windows 7 or Windows Server 2012?
Daniel, I've personally tested IronPDF on Windows 7 and it worked without any issues. Can't speak for Windows Server 2012 though.
Thanks for sharing your experience, Robert!
IronPDF's support team is really responsive and helpful. They promptly address any questions or concerns you may have.
That's good to know, David. It's always reassuring to have reliable support when working with a new library.
For those who have used IronPDF for a while, have you noticed any performance improvements in the latest release?
I've been using IronPDF since its early releases, and I can say that the performance has significantly improved with each update.
That's great to hear, Emily. It shows that the developers are actively working on making IronPDF even better.
IronPDF's pricing seems reasonable considering the features it offers. It's definitely worth the investment if you frequently work with PDFs in C#.
I agree, Robert. The value you get from IronPDF outweighs the cost, especially when it saves you time and effort in PDF-related tasks.
Are there any specific limitations or compatibility issues with IronPDF that we should be aware of?
Emily, one limitation I encountered is that IronPDF doesn't support encrypted or password-protected PDF files.
Thanks for pointing that out, Michael. It's good to know the potential limitations before starting a project with IronPDF.
I haven't faced any major compatibility issues with IronPDF so far. It has worked seamlessly with the latest versions of Windows and. NET framework.
IronPDF's extensive API documentation and examples make it easy to integrate and use in any C# project.
Robert, I agree. The documentation is well-organized and provides clear explanations and code samples for various use cases.
IronPDF has been a great tool for generating PDF invoices and reports in my C# application. It's reliable and easy to use.
John, how does IronPDF handle complex layouts or formatting in PDF documents?
Emily, IronPDF does a decent job with complex layouts, but you might need to fine-tune some settings to achieve the desired result.
I appreciate all the insights shared here. It's been very helpful in understanding the strengths and limitations of IronPDF.
Glad to hear that, Sophia! I'm sure you'll find IronPDF to be a valuable addition to your C# development toolkit.
IronPDF's wide range of features makes it suitable not only for small projects but also for large-scale applications.
Absolutely, Robert. IronPDF scales well and performs efficiently even with high-volume PDF generation tasks.
Do any of you have experience with IronPDF's PDF form filling capabilities?
I've used IronPDF to fill PDF forms programmatically, and it worked flawlessly. It saved me a lot of time and manual effort.
I agree with Emily. IronPDF's form filling features are really convenient, especially when you have to fill in repetitive information.
David, could you please share a code snippet demonstrating the PDF form filling functionality?
Certainly, Sophia! Here's an example: var pdfDoc = new IronPdf.PdfDocument("path_to_pdf"); pdfDoc.Forms["fieldName"].Value = "fieldValue"; pdfDoc.SaveAs("output_path"); You can set the values of the desired form fields using the "Value" property.
IronPDF's versatility in PDF manipulation makes it a valuable tool for both simple and advanced use cases. It's definitely worth exploring.
I completely agree with you, John. IronPDF has become an indispensable library in my C# development workflow.
Are there any specific licensing or usage restrictions associated with IronPDF?
Emily, IronPDF follows a commercial license model. You can check their website for detailed information on the licensing terms and restrictions.
Thanks for the info, Sophia. It's always important to be aware of the licensing requirements before using a software library.
I think we've covered most aspects of IronPDF. It's clear that many developers have had a positive experience with it. Good luck, Sophia!