HTML to PDF Library

• View HTML pages in WinForm and WPF viewers.
• Convert HTML pages to PDF.
• Capture HTML stream in DocuVieware.

• GdPicture.NET allows you to manage a pool of instances that will speed up processing.
• CSS, Javascript, images, SVG, hyperlinks, forms support.

• Specify the page width, in points, of the resulting document when converting from the source HTML file. The default value is 1920.
• Specify the page height, in points, of the resulting document when converting from the source HTML file. The default value is 1080.
• Specify the left/right/top/bottom page margin, in points, of the resulting document when converting from the source HTML file.

• Specify whether or not to prefer page size as defined by CSS. When true, the paper size is adjusted to fit the content.
• Specify a path to the browser being used to handle HTML content as input.
• Specify the size of the internal browser pool.

Here are a few examples of how to use HTML support in your applications.

• Capture the content of an HTML website to PDF.
• Capture a webpage (like a blog article for instance) and edit it in a viewer.
• View HTML.
• Insert HTML content into an existing PDF.
• Convert an HTML page to PDF.
• Capture online HTML documentation and convert to PDF.
• Index HTML content.
• And more!

A browser is required to support HTML content as input into the whole toolkit scope.
Our HTML support currently uses Chrome’s rendering engine and Edge to display your document with the highest accuracy, whether Chrome is installed on the machine or not.

If Chrome or Edge is already installed on your machine, no action on your part is necessary.

If it’s not the case, you have two choices to make it work with Chrome:

1. Install Google Chrome Portable in the installation folder. You can download Google Chrome Portable here.

2. Set the path of the chrome.exe portable version with the SetWebBrowserPath() method.