IronPDF for .Net Core 2.x and 3.x allows developers to create, edit and extract PDF content within .Net Core Applications & Websites. The Iron PDF Core library takes the frustration out of generating PDF documents by not relying on proprietary APIs. "Html-To-Pdf" renders pixel-perfect PDFs from open standard document types: HTML, JS, CSS, JPG, PNG, GIF, and SVG. In short, it uses skills that developers already posses. Key features include: * "Html-To-Pdf" creates PDF files from HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Images. * "Url-To-Pdf" generates PDFs from existing html pages by simply providing their URL. * "Image-To-PDF" creates PDF documents from image files. * PDF to Image functionality can render PDF documents to image files. * Extract text and images from existing PDFs. * Create, Fill and read data from PDF forms. * Merge, Split and Manipulate PDFs to edit PDF structure and content. * Add Page Numbers, Headers, Footers, Watermarks, Tables, Text and Image Assets. * Edit, Stamp and Watermark PDF files with text, images and HTML * Apply HTML or PDF backgrounds to PDF pages * Sign PDF files with digital certificates IronPDF can be used within ASP.NET projects, MVC, Web Services, Console & Desktop Applications. Requires .Net Core 2.x, 3.x or higher. Supports Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, BSD, MacOS and Azure platforms. Licensing & Support available for commercial deployments. For code examples, documentation & more visit http://ironpdf.com For support please email us at developers@ironsoftware.com
The PDF.Core Nuget package is obsolete as of 10 Jan 2020. This will now redirect to the IronPdf Nuget Package which supports framework, core and standard all from a single package.
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IronPDF for .Net Core 2.x and 3.x allows developers to create, edit and extract PDF content within .Net Core Applications & Websites. The Iron PDF Core library takes the frustration out of generating PDF documents by not relying on proprietary APIs. "Html-To-Pdf" renders pixel-perfect PDFs from open standard document types: HTML, JS, CSS, JPG, PNG, GIF, and SVG. In short, it uses skills that developers already posses. Key features include: * "Html-To-Pdf" creates PDF files from HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Images. * "Url-To-Pdf" generates PDFs from existing html pages by simply providing their URL. * "Image-To-PDF" creates PDF documents from image files. * PDF to Image functionality can render PDF documents to image files. * Extract text and images from existing PDFs. * Create, Fill and read data from PDF forms. * Merge, Split and Manipulate PDFs to edit PDF structure and content. * Add Page Numbers, Headers, Footers, Watermarks, Tables, Text and Image Assets. * Edit, Stamp and Watermark PDF files with text, images and HTML * Apply HTML or PDF backgrounds to PDF pages * Sign PDF files with digital certificates IronPDF can be used within ASP.NET projects, MVC, Web Services, Console & Desktop Applications. Requires .Net Core 2.x, 3.x or higher. Supports Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, BSD, MacOS and Azure platforms. Licensing & Support available for commercial deployments. For code examples, documentation & more visit http://ironpdf.com For support please email us at developers@ironsoftware.com
We found that pdf.core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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