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apilayer pdflayer

apilayer pdflayer

Convert HTML or URLs into PDF format for document generation and saving.

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Simple HTML to PDF conversion

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First check

Sign up to obtain an API key. Use the key to authenticate requests for converting HTML or URLs to PDF.

Auth
api_key
CORS
No
HTTPS
Yes
Signup
Required
Latency
144 ms
Protocol
REST
Pricing
free

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About this API

The apilayer pdflayer API provides a straightforward service to convert HTML content or URLs into PDF documents. This functionality is useful for developers who need to generate PDF versions of web pages or HTML content dynamically, such as for reports, invoices, or archiving purposes.

Users can send requests authenticated by an API key to convert either raw HTML or a URL pointing to a web page into a PDF file. The API focuses on simplicity and ease of integration, making it suitable for applications that require document generation without complex setup.

This API is relevant for web developers, SaaS providers, and businesses looking to automate PDF creation from web content efficiently. Its RESTful design ensures compatibility with most programming environments.

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What you can build

  • 1Generate PDFs from web pages
  • 2Convert HTML content to PDF documents
  • 3Create downloadable PDF reports
  • 4Archive web content as PDFs
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Strengths & limitations

Strengths

  • Simple HTML to PDF conversion
  • Supports URL input
  • API key authentication
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Getting started

Sign up to obtain an API key. Use the key to authenticate requests for converting HTML or URLs to PDF.

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FAQ

Do I need an API key to use pdflayer?+

Yes, an API key is required to authenticate requests.

Can I convert both HTML content and URLs?+

Yes, the API supports converting raw HTML or URLs to PDF.

Is HTTPS required for API requests?+

While not explicitly stated, HTTPS is recommended for secure communication.

Can I use pdflayer from client-side browser code?+

Typically, API keys should be kept secret, so server-side usage is recommended.

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Technical details

CORS: NoHTTPS: YesSignup: YesOpen source: No
Auth type
api_key
Pricing
free
Protocols
REST
Response time
144 ms
Last health check
5/25/2026, 8:49:22 AM
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