RAD PDF vs. DynamicDocs API

Enhance your website's capabilities with RAD PDF, an installation-free solution for PDF editing, form filling, redaction, signing, viewing, and much more! Designed as a user-friendly library/WebControl that works seamlessly with .NET 3.5+, .NET Core, and .NET 5+, RAD PDF is compatible with various ASP.NET frameworks such as MVC, Razor, Blazor, and WebForms. This powerful tool supports 99% of internet browsers across platforms including Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, and mobile devices, eliminating the need for plugins or Adobe Reader. More than just a PDF to HTML converter, RAD PDF fully supports essential PDF features such as annotations, bookmarks, form fields, and page labels. With sophisticated PDF options, users can selectively enable or disable features not accessible through Adobe Acrobat Reader, such as restricting PDF download while still permitting online viewing. Moreover, RAD PDF allows users to fill out and save PDF form fields directly through their web browsers, streamlining the process without requiring any software installation. By integrating directly with ASP.NET, RAD PDF empowers your web application to collect input data, create tailored workflows, and offer an intuitive graphical user interface for virtually any online PDF interaction you can envision! Experience the convenience of RAD PDF and elevate your website's PDF handling capabilities today!

DynamicDocs API is a robust JSON-to-PDF solution built on LaTeX that enables the generation of bulk PDF documents while seamlessly incorporating elements such as tables, graphs, logic, and charts into the templates. This API empowers users to either design their own templates or leverage pre-existing JSON-to-PDF templates with no need for LaTeX expertise. Furthermore, DynamicDocs API ensures that the resulting PDFs are of exceptional quality, dynamic in nature, and optimized for web use, making it a versatile tool for document creation. Users can enjoy the flexibility of customizing their documents to fit specific needs without the complexity typically associated with PDF generation.