IronPDF - The .NET PDF Library

IronPDF - The .NET PDF Library will help merge the gaps encountered in the interoperability between PDF and HTML formats, especially when dealing with manipulations and conversions. It will provide users with the means to perform HTML renditions as PDF documents, starting from existing URLs.
There are several programming languages supported, users having the options to create PDF documents in C#, F# or VB.NET. The HTML to PDF conversion can be done using a simple HTML code, or it can also be performed with the addition of image files, CSS code or JavaScript.
A wide range of PDF generation settings can be inputted and these will help users customize the PDF documents to their specific requirements. Paper size, output quality, scaling, media types or JavaScript support are just some of the available details.
As an extra feature, one can also add watermarks to the rendered PDF files and these can be set to be present above or below the existing content, having options for customizable opacity, reference rotation or even hyperlinks.
Last but not least, among the numerous features available, one can also digitally sign new or existing PDF files with the .pfx and p12 X509Certificate2 digital certificates. However, users must note that any further modification to the PDF files, will invalidate the certificate.

System requirements

Limitations in the unregistered version