Best PDF SDK for PHP

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    pdfRest Reviews
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    Datalogics Inc.

    $0 per month
    34 Ratings
    pdfRest API Toolkit was made by developers, for developers. Rapidly integrate PDF workflows with your business applications, simply and seamlessly. pdfRest API Toolkit includes all the PDF processing tools you'll need, designed and developed by digital document experts with decades of experience to make your job easy: PDF to Word, PDF to Excel, PDF to PowerPoint, Add to PDF, Extract Text, Query PDF, Convert to PDF, PDF to Images, Convert to PDF/A, Convert to PDF/X, Compress PDF, Linearize PDF, Flatten Forms, Flatten Transparencies, Flatten Annotations, Flatten Layers, Merge PDFs, Split PDF, Encrypt PDF, Decrypt PDF, Restrict PDF, Watermark PDF, Import Form Data, Export Form Data, OCR PDF, Upload Files, Zip Files. Clear documentation with intuitive endpoints and parameters. Start with sample code in .NET, JavaScript, Python, PHP, and cURL for every endpoint. Gold-standard processing powered by Adobe® PDF Library™. Free to get started with no commitment. Affordable pricing for projects of all sizes. pdfRest was designed for developers, by developers to make working with PDFs as easy and intuitive as possible. Flexible APIs can be called from any language capable of making an API request. Send your first API call in
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    FPDF Reviews
    FPDF is a PHP-based tool that enables the creation of PDF files directly through PHP, making it an alternative to the PDFlib library. The acronym FPDF stands for "free," indicating that it can be utilized and customized without restriction to meet various user requirements. This library functions without the need for additional PHP extensions, aside from Zlib for compression and GD for GIF functionality, and is compatible with PHP versions 5.1 and later, including PHP7 and PHP8. With a range of tutorials available, users can quickly learn to navigate FPDF effectively. Notably, FPDF supports the generation of documents in multiple languages beyond just Western European scripts, accommodating Central, Cyrillic, Greek, and Baltic languages, provided there are suitable TrueType or Type1 fonts available. Additionally, it offers support for UTF-8 encoding. While the document generation speed may not match that of PDFlib, it is still quite reasonable and sufficient for most applications unless specific document precision is required. This versatility makes FPDF a popular choice among developers looking for a straightforward PDF generation solution.
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