string apiKey = ABCD-1234;string value = http://www.google.com; // a url starting with http or an HTML string.  See php example #5 if you are using long strings  using (var client = new WebClient()){                                            client.QueryString.Add(apikey, apiKey);                                            client.QueryString.Add(value, value);                                            client.DownloadFile(https://api.html2pdfrocket.com/pdf/, @c:\temp\mypdf.pdf);}

string apiKey = ABCD-1234;string value = http://www.google.com; // a url starting with http or an HTML stringusing (var client = new WebClient()){    NameValueCollection options = new NameValueCollection();    options.Add(apikey, apiKey);    options.Add(value, value);    ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = SecurityProtocolType.Tls12;  //needed for older .net versions                                byte[] result = client.UploadValues(https://api.html2pdfrocket.com/pdf, options);    System.IO.File.WriteAllBytes(Server.MapPath(Path.Combine(~/, @c:\temp\mypdf.pdf)), result);}

a href=https://api.html2pdfrocket.com/pdf?value=http://www.google.comapikey=ABCD-1234Download PDF/a

$apikey = ABCD-1234;$value = http://www.google.com; // a url starting with http or an HTML string.  see example #5 if you have a long HTML string$result = file_get_contents(https://api.html2pdfrocket.com/pdf?apikey= . urlencode($apikey) . value= . urlencode($value));file_put_contents(mypdf.pdf,$result);

We've just added a Java example! All the optional parameters below can be used. Please check it out here

We've just added an Android example! All the optional parameters below can be used. Please check it out here

require net/httpapikey = ABCD-1234value = http://www.google.com   # a url starting with http or an HTML stringuri = URI(https://api.html2pdfrocket.com/pdf?apikey=#{apikey}value=#{value})Net::HTTP.start(uri.host, uri.port) do |http|     request = Net::HTTP::Get.new uri.request_uri     http.request request do |response|                                open mypdf.pdf, w do |io|           response.read_body do |chunk|           io.write chunk                                end                                end                                endend

MarginLeft

 Value of left margin - default is 0

MarginRight

 Value of right margin - default is 0

MarginTop

 Value of top margin - default is 0

MarginBottom

 Value of bottom margin - default is 0

UseGrayscale

 true to generate PDF in grayscale, false or leave blank for full colour

UseLandscape

 true to rotate page to landscape, false or leave blank for portrait

EnableForms

 true to turn html form fields into pdf form fields

LowQuality

 true to reduce the quality, which may lower your network usage if quality is still satisfactory

ImageQuality

 override the default image quality percentage (94) and use your own

DisableShrinking

 true to disable the intelligent shrinking process we use make the pixel/dpi ratio constant

DisableJavascript

 true to disable running JS on page, otherwise javascript runs

JavascriptDelay

 Milliseconds to wait for JS to finish executing before converting the page.  Useful for ajax calls.

UsePrintStylesheet

 true to use the print media stylesheet, false or leave blank to use normal stylesheet

FooterSpacing

 Spacing between the header and the content in mm - default is 0

HeaderSpacing

 Spacing between the footer and the content in mm - default is 0

PageSize

 Default size is A4 but you can use Letter, A0, A2, A3, A5, Legal, etc.

PageWidth

 Page width - if you use this, you must also use PageWidth

PageHeight

 Page height - if you use this, you must also use PageHeight

ViewPort

 e.g. 800x600 - Set if you have custom scrollbars or css attribute overflow to emulate window size

Dpi

 Explicitly set the DPI, which is 300 by default.  Also see Zoom settings

Zoom

 Default zoom is 1.00  You can use any floating point number, e.g. 0.5, 0.75, 1.10, 2.55, 3...

OutputFormat

 Must be either "pdf", "jpg", "png", "bmp" or "svg" if not supplied the default is PDF

FileName

 Optionally the name you want the file to be called when downloading or $unique$ for guid

Username

 For URL conversions, creates a secure basic authentication connection to your server

Password

 For URL conversions, creates a secure basic authentication connection to your server

Cookie

 Supply in format: NAME|||VALUE|||NAME|||VALUE (that's 2 cookies).  Often used for authentication.

Headers and footers, including automatic page numbering can be done by either passing in a url to HeaderUrl/HeaderHtml or FooterUrl/FooterHtml, or passing in a small snippet of plain text to HeaderLeft, HeaderRight, FooterLeft or FooterRight. Note that if you want to use a header or footer, you must also use a margin parameter like MarginTop or MarginBottom to ensure there is space for the header or footer. Your Html should also start with !DOCTYPE html and include the html and body tags

HeaderHtml

 To use an html header on each page - a string starting with !DOCTYPE html

FooterHtml

 To use an html footer on each page - a string starting with !DOCTYPE html

HeaderUrl

 To use an html header on each page - a url starting with http containing the html

FooterUrl

 To use an html footer on each page - a url starting with http containing the html

HeaderLeft

 Top left header text (can use replacement tags below)

HeaderRight

 Top right header text (can use replacement tags below)

FooterLeft

 Bottom left footer (can use replacement tags below)

FooterRight

 Bottom right footer (can use replacement tags below)

FooterFontName

 Footer font names - Arial by default

HeaderFontName 

 Header font names - Arial by default

FooterFontSize

 The font sizes - 12 by default.  Use the the plain value (do not use px or pt)

HeaderFontSize

 The font sizes - 12 by default.  Use the the plain value (do not use px or pt)

The replacement tags in the following table can be used to set the page numbering. For example, using FooterRight with a value of 'Page [page] of [toPage]', and remembering to also use a margin per above, e.g. MarginBottom with a value of 20

[page]

 Tag replaced with number of the pages currently being printed

[frompage]

 Tag replaced with the number of the first page to be printedr

[topage]

 Tag replaced with the number of the last page to be printed

[section]

 Tag replaced with the name of the current section

Let us know if you need extra parameters or other API features

For PDF conversion taking more than 30 seconds or input/output files more than 6 Mb, you need to use the batch/asynchronous parameters. Examples: C#, PHP

Batch

true to send it through batch process. API will return a PdfToken that you could use for your next api call.

PdfToken

Token to retrieve the pdf file that was passed in batch process. You will get a PdfLink as a return.

Webhook

Instead of polling if the pdf file is already ready, you can send a webhook url where we could post once the file is ready.

PdfDownloadExpirySeconds

Number of seconds before the PdfLink expires. Default and minimum is 300 seconds, max is 900 seconds.

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