Using a special character that is not supported by the API’s built-in fonts requires installing a font that includes that character. In this post, you will learn how to use the □ (U+25A1, WHITE SQUARE) in Designer and ensure it renders correctly in your generated PDFs.
You can now connect DynamicPDF API to Zapier, Make, and n8n to integrate advanced PDF generation, processing, and data extraction directly into your applications without writing code.
Integrating the DynamicPDF API into a Make scenario is straightforward when using Make’s built-in HTTP module. Here you learn how to configure Make's HTTP module to call all eight of the DynamicPDF API's REST endpoints without writing any code.
By combining DynamicPDF API and its powerful document-processing endpoints with n8n automation and scheduling capabilities, you can build end-to-end solutions that dynamically generate reports, combine files, or analyze PDFs. In this blog post we provide nine ready-made example workflows for download.
The DynamicPDF API has an important new endpoint, the pdf-security-info endpoint, that returns a PDF's security and encryption information as a JSON document.
The DynamicPDF API has an important new feature for the pdf-text endpoint. The endpoint now supports extracting text as it appears visually or as it appears visually without truncating extra space. Previously, when extracting text, all text appeared in the order in which it was added to the PDF.
The DynamicPDF (Self-Hosted) is available on the AWS Marketplace and now supports converting HTML, Word, and Excel to PDFs and converting PDFs to images (rasterizing).
We at ceTe Software are excited to announce that the DynamicPDF API (Self-Hosted) now supports converting HTML, Word, and Excel to PDF documents and converting PDF documents to images (rasterizing).
The Ruby client library is now available from Ruby Gems . The Ruby client library makes it easy to use the DynamicPDF API from your Ruby based applications.
The DynamicPDF API pdf endpoint now accepts payloads where the payload is raw/json rather than multipart/formdata. This change allows submitting a request purely as a JSON document.
The DynamicPDF API now offers a simple option for using the PHP Client Library using the require_once PHP directive with the newly added DpdfApi.php file in the client library's GitHub (php-client) project.