ByteScout PDF Renderer SDK

A SDK that can convert PDF to different formats.

PDF Renderer SDK can help you develop applications that need features of PDF conversion to PNG, TIFF, BMP, EMF metafile, etc. These applications could be developed in .NET, ASP.NET and VB6. This is a standalone tool and there will be no need for any other software for it to work. You would be able to choose the text, fonts, and font styles to be used for rendering. Vector graphics could be used easily. The original layout is preserved to a very large extent. The application you develop can act as a virtual printer to let other applications print a PDF. It is for the user to choose a part of a page or the complete page to be converted. The SDK offers a very convenient dashboard. Integration code examples are listed. There is a code editor area.

You are also offered several convenient controls to ease development. These include “Run Sample”, “Explore folder with sample”, “view the documentation”, “online knowledgebase”, and others such as contacting support, etc. The code examples are organized well. There is a set of basic samples in ASP.NET, VB.NET, C# and VBAScript. Then you have a set of advanced sample in VB.Net and a set of advanced examples in C#. Based on what environment you are using, you can choose to review the samples. Typically the advanced samples let you integrate features of PDF to BMP, to EMF, PNG, TIFF and print a PDF. This is a good tool and is handy when you have a similar need.

PDF Renderer SDK is a new product to convert PDF to PNG, BMP, TIFF, PDF to EMF metafiles
PDF Renderer SDK for .NET, ASP.NET, ActiveX converts PDF to PNG, TIFF, BMP, PDF to EMF metafile without Adobe Reader or other PDF software required.
BENEFITS:
* doesn't require Adobe Reader or any other PDF reader software to be installed;
* renders text, fonts, font styles;
* renders vector graphics;
* renders images;
* preserves original layout as much as possible;
* can render a given area or a whole page;
* works in .NET, ASP.NET and Visual Basic 6 applications;
* works in both x86 and x64 modes;
* SDK is accessible from legacy programming languages like Visual Basic 6 and Classic ASP.