Compare Foxit Document Workflow APIs vs. iText

Foxit delivers a robust set of cloud-native APIs that enable organizations to automate and modernize document-driven workflows at scale. Built on flexible REST architecture, these APIs allow developers to seamlessly create, convert, extract, sign, and display documents within their own applications—improving efficiency while reducing manual processes. The Foxit PDF Services API handles large-scale PDF processing, including conversion, extraction, optimization, and redaction. The Document Generation API streamlines the production of personalized PDFs and DOCX files using dynamic templates and live business data. The Foxit eSign API integrates secure, legally binding eSignature workflows with audit tracking and compliance capabilities. The PDF Embed API provides customizable in-app document viewing with support for annotations, forms, and secure user access. Combined, Foxit APIs give enterprises a secure and scalable platform for digital document automation and workflow transformation.

Previously known as iText, we are now a part of Apryse. With optimized technology and a comprehensive suite of tools, Apryse simplifies even the most complex projects, taking you further, faster. Committed to feature-rich products that are made better, Apryse offers superior document solutions across all applications and enterprise workflows. With iText by Apryse, our diverse customer base includes more than half of the Fortune 500 companies, as well as many government agencies and small companies alike. Our software has grown out of the open source space, and we still believe in the value of open source software. Our core library iText 7 Community and earlier versions iText 5, and iText 2 are all available under the AGPL license. We do offer commercial licensing for customers that do not wish to comply with AGPL and would like to keep their source code private. You may have used iText when you: - received a boarding pass from an airline, - received a PDF invoice or receipt, - received a PDF document after filling in a form, - and many more. For more information, visit the Apryse website.