@pdftools/pdf-web-viewer
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Integrate a comprehensive PDF viewer with editing capabilities into your web applications. The PDF Viewer SDK is a fully customizable development library for TypeScript. It is compatible with multiple frameworks and browsers. Its core is written in C++ and compiled as a web assembly to deliver a high-performance and high-accuracy experience.
Tune our demo to your taste or build a cutting-edge magazine reader or a PDF chatbot from the ground up.
Learn how to install this kit in Getting started with the PDF Viewer SDK.
For technical details, guides, and release notes review PDF Viewer SDK documentation.
Start for free with no license key to build the PDF Viewer SDK locally. You can also request a trial license key for free to test the PDF Viewer SDK in your domain by browsing and rendering various PDF files.
The paid tiers let you use data extraction, annotations, and other features. For more information, review the License overview in the PDF Viewer SDK documentation.
This kit requires a license key to leverage its full potential and process documents without a watermark.
Do you need a full product license, a new license key, or an upgrade to your current license, or do you want to ask us anything else? Contact our sales team through the Contact page.
By downloading and using this kit, you accept PDF Tools AG's license agreement, privacy policy, and allow PDF Tools AG to track your usage data.
Do you need technical support or want to report an issue? Open a ticket through the support form. For more information, review Pdftools technical support documentation.
The underlying PDF Web SDK used for building the PDF Web Viewer is available for download at the npm PDF Web SDK page.
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