SDK to edit, combine and create PDF documents
Java | C# | .NET Core | nuget | C/C++
The 4-Heights™ PDF Toolbox SDK is a fast, high-quality, PDF/A-compliant component to programmatically create PDF documents from scratch, add any content, such as text and images to existing PDFs and assemble (merge and split) PDF documents. Thanks to various interfaces, the SDK can be used with Java, C/C++, .NET Core and .NET languages, such as C# and Visual Basic.
Create, fill and extract forms programmatically. Add, modify and extract annotations.
Change PDF documents. Add additional information, such as a stamp, image or text or remove text from a PDF.
Create new pages with any content. Make a new PDF or merge them with your existing PDFs.
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Document assembly
Generation
Modification
Extraction
Supported PDF Formats
Supported image formats
Supported Font Formats
Programmatic creation of any PDF/A-conform document, whereby its content can stem from any source such as a database or webpage form.
PDF documents are used for distributing e-books as well as for creating invoices, contracts and terms and conditions, for instance in insurance application forms. These documents share a common requirement: they need to be supplemented with data specific to the recipient.
Large quantities of information are stored in databases and DMS systems. PDF Toolbox is designed to receive this information and convert it into distributable standardized PDF documents. It therefore enables the distribution of documents across infrastructures where different technologies and operating systems are in use.
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