With all that said, here’s the list: DocRaptor - HTML-to-PDF APIĪs the only API powered by Prince HTML-to-PDF engine (more on Prince below), DocRaptor generates high-quality PDFs with the most raw power, flexibility, and advanced HTML/CSS functionality. Other libraries allow you to create PDFs element-by-element, which is cumbersome but also more flexible than most open-source HTML-to-PDF tools. Most of the options in this list convert from HTML as they’re easy to implement. On the other hand, custom engines often have deeper support for features unique to PDFs, such as headers, page breaks, and complex, multi-page tables. Libraries based on a browser engine, such as Chromium, typically strongly support modern CSS and HTML features.
Again, that leads to faster implementation time and less maintenance.
Library: Online HTML-to-PDF APIs allow for the outsourcing of scalability and reliability. Obviously, cost is the primary concern here, but in this market, the commercial tools are more powerful and frequently provide better support and tooling, which leads to a faster implementation time.
PDF conversion tools should be analyzed across a few dimensions: PDF generation is complicated and unique to every situation and document. We’ll review their general strengths and weaknesses, but we haven’t used all of these tools in a production environment. Below is a review of the most common PHP PDF generators, both commercial and open-source libraries.
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