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Gotenberg PHP

A PHP client for interacting with Gotenberg

This package is a PHP client for Gotenberg, a developer-friendly API to interact with powerful tools like Chromium and LibreOffice for converting numerous document formats (HTML, Markdown, Word, Excel, etc.) into PDF files, and more!

⚠️

For Gotenberg 6.x, use thecodingmachine/gotenberg-php-client instead.

For Gotenberg 7.x, use version v1.1.8.

Quick Examples

You may convert a target URL to PDF and save it to a given directory:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

// Converts a target URL to PDF and saves it to a given directory.
$filename = Gotenberg::save(
    Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)->pdf()->url('https://my.url'), 
    $pathToSavingDirectory
);

You may also convert Office documents and merge them:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

// Converts Office documents to PDF and merges them.
$response = Gotenberg::send(
    Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
        ->merge()
        ->convert(
            Stream::path($pathToDocx),
            Stream::path($pathToXlsx)
        )
);

Requirement

This packages requires Gotenberg, a Docker-powered stateless API for PDF files.

See the installation guide for more information.

Installation

This package can be installed with Composer:

composer require gotenberg/gotenberg-php

We use PSR-7 HTTP message interfaces (i.e., RequestInterface and ResponseInterface) and the PSR-18 HTTP client interface (i.e., ClientInterface).

For the latter, you may need an adapter in order to use your favorite client library. Check the available adapters:

https://docs.php-http.org/en/latest/clients.html

If you're not sure which adapter you should use, consider using the php-http/guzzle7-adapter:

composer require php-http/guzzle7-adapter

Send a request to the API

After having created the HTTP request (see below), you have two options:

Get the response from the API and handle it according to your need.
Save the resulting file to a given directory.

In the following examples, we assume the Gotenberg API is available at http://localhost:3000.

Get a response

You may use any HTTP client that is able to handle a PSR-7 RequestInterface to call the API:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');
    
$response = $client->sendRequest($request);

If you have a PSR-18 compatible HTTP client (see Installation), you may also use Gotenberg::send:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');

try {
    $response = Gotenberg::send($request);
    return $response;
} catch (GotenbergApiErrored $e) {
    // $e->getResponse();
}

This helper will parse the response and if it is not 2xx, it will throw an exception. That's especially useful if you wish to return the response directly to the browser.

You may also explicitly set the HTTP client:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$response = Gotenberg::send($request, $client);

Save the resulting file

If you have a PSR-18 compatible HTTP client (see Installation), you may use Gotenberg::save:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');
    
$filename = Gotenberg::save($request, '/path/to/saving/directory');

It returns the filename of the resulting file. By default, Gotenberg creates a UUID filename (i.e., 95cd9945-484f-4f89-8bdb-23dbdd0bdea9) with either a .zip or a .pdf file extension.

You may also explicitly set the HTTP client:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$response = Gotenberg::save($request, $pathToSavingDirectory, $client);

Filename

You may override the output filename with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
    ->pdf()
    ->outputFilename('my_file')
    ->url('https://my.url');

Gotenberg will automatically add the correct file extension.

Trace or request ID

By default, Gotenberg creates a UUID trace that identifies a request in its logs. You may override its value thanks to:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
    ->pdf()
    ->trace('debug')
    ->url('https://my.url');

It will set the header Gotenberg-Trace with your value. You may also override the default header name:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
    ->pdf()
    ->trace('debug', 'Request-Id')
    ->url('https://my.url');

Please note that it should be the same value as defined by the --api-trace-header Gotenberg's property.

The response from Gotenberg will also contain the trace header. In case of error, both the Gotenberg::send and Gotenberg::save methods throw a GotenbergApiErroed exception that provides the following method for retrieving the trace:

use Gotenberg\Exceptions\GotenbergApiErrored;
use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

try {
    $response = Gotenberg::send(
        Gotenberg::chromium('http://localhost:3000')
            ->pdf()
            ->url('https://my.url')
    );
} catch (GotenbergApiErrored $e) {
    $trace = $e->getGotenbergTrace();
    // Or if you override the header name:
    $trace = $e->getGotenbergTrace('Request-Id');
}

Chromium

The Chromium module interacts with the Chromium browser to convert HTML documents to PDF or capture screenshots.

Convert a target URL to PDF

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#url-into-pdf-route.

Converting a target URL to PDF is as simple as:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Convert an HTML document to PDF

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#html-file-into-pdf-route.

You may convert an HTML document with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->html(Stream::path('/path/to/file.html'));

Or with an HTML string:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->html(Stream::string('my.html', $someHtml));

Please note that it automatically sets the filename to index.html, as required by Gotenberg, whatever the value you're using with the Stream class.

You may also send additional files, like images, fonts, stylesheets, and so on. The only requirement is that their paths in the HTML DOM are on the root level.

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->assets(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.css'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.js')
    )
    ->html(Stream::path('/path/to/file.html'));

Convert one or more markdown files to PDF

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#markdown-files-into-pdf-route.

You may convert markdown files with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->markdown(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my_wrapper.html'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/file.md')
    );

The first argument is a Stream with HTML content, for instance:

<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>My PDF</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    {{ toHTML "file.md" }}
  </body>
</html>

Here, there is a Go template function toHTML. Gotenberg will use it to convert a markdown file's content to HTML.

Like the HTML conversion, you may also send additional files, like images, fonts, stylesheets, and so on. The only requirement is that their paths in the HTML DOM are on the root level.

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->assets(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.css'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.js')
    )
    ->markdown(
        Stream::path('/path/to/file.html'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.md'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.md')
    );

Single page

You may print the entire content in one single page with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->singlePage()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Paper size

You may override the default paper size with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->paperSize($width, $height)
    ->url('https://my.url');

Examples of paper size (width x height, in inches):

Letter - 8.5 x 11 (default)
Legal - 8.5 x 14
Tabloid - 11 x 17
Ledger - 17 x 11
A0 - 33.1 x 46.8
A1 - 23.4 x 33.1
A2 - 16.54 x 23.4
A3 - 11.7 x 16.54
A4 - 8.27 x 11.7
A5 - 5.83 x 8.27
A6 - 4.13 x 5.83

Margins

You may override the default margins (i.e., 0.39):

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->margins($top, $bottom, $left, $right)
    ->url('https://my.url');

Prefer CSS page size

You may force page size as defined by CSS:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->preferCssPageSize()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Print the background graphics

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->printBackground()
    ->url('https://my.url');

You may also hide the default white background and allow generating PDFs with transparency with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->printBackground()
    ->omitBackground()
    ->url('https://my.url');

The rules regarding the printBackground and omitBackground form fields are the following:

If printBackground is set to false, no background is printed.
If printBackground is set to true:
- If the HTML document has a background, that background is used.
- If not:
  - If omitBackground is set to true, the default background is transparent.
  - If not, the default white background is used.

Landscape orientation

You may override the default portrait orientation with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->landscape()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Scale

You may override the default scale of the page rendering (i.e., 1.0) with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->scale(2.0)
    ->url('https://my.url');

Page ranges

You may set the page ranges to print, e.g., 1-5, 8, 11-13. Empty means all pages.

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->nativePageRanges('1-2')
    ->url('https://my.url');

Header and footer

You may add a header and/or a footer to each page of the PDF:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->header(Stream::path('/path/to/my_header.html'))
    ->footer(Stream::path('/path/to/my_footer.html'))
    ->url('https://my.url');

Please note that it automatically sets the filenames to header.html and footer.html, as required by Gotenberg, whatever the value you're using with the Stream class.

Wait delay

When the page relies on JavaScript for rendering, and you don't have access to the page's code, you may want to wait a certain amount of time (i.e., 1s, 2ms, etc.) to make sure Chromium has fully rendered the page you're trying to generate.

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->waitDelay('3s')
    ->url('https://my.url');

Wait for expression

You may also wait until a given JavaScript expression returns true:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->waitForExpression("window.globalVar === 'ready'")
    ->url('https://my.url');

Emulate media type

Some websites have dedicated CSS rules for print. Using screen allows you to force the "standard" CSS rules:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->emulateScreenMediaType()
    ->url('https://my.url');

You may also force the print media type with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->emulatePrintMediaType()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Cookies

You may add ccookies to store in the Chromium cookie jar:

use Gotenberg\Modules\ChromiumCookie;
use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->cookies([
        new ChromiumCookie(name: 'yummy_cookie', value: 'choco', domain: 'theyummycookie.com'),
        new ChromiumCookie(name: 'vanilla_cookie', value: 'vanilla', domain: 'theyummycookie.com', path: '/', secure: true, httpOnly: true, sameSite: 'Lax'),
    ])
    ->url('https://my.url');

Extra HTTP headers

You may add HTTP headers that Chromium will send when loading the HTML document:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->extraHttpHeaders([
        'My-Header-1' => 'My value',
        'My-Header-2' => 'My value'
    ])
    ->url('https://my.url');

Invalid HTTP status codes

You may force Gotenberg to return a 409 Conflict response if the HTTP status code from the main page is not acceptable:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->failOnHttpStatusCodes([499])
    ->url('https://my.url');

A X99 entry means every HTTP status codes between X00 and X99 (e.g., 499 means every HTTP status codes between 400 and 499).

Fail on console exceptions

You may force Gotenberg to return a 409 Conflict response if there are exceptions in the Chromium console:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->failOnConsoleExceptions()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Performance mode

Gotenberg, by default, waits for the network idle event to ensure that the majority of the page is rendered during conversion. However, this often significantly slows down the conversion process. Setting skipNetworkEventIdle form field to true can greatly enhance the conversion speed.

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->skipNetworkIdleEvent()
    ->url('https://my.url');

PDF/A & PDF/UA

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#pdfa-chromium.

You may set the PDF/A format and enable PDF/UA for the resulting PDF with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->pdfFormat('PDF/A-1a')
    ->pdfua()
    ->url('https://my.url');

Metadata

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#metadata-chromium.

You may set the metadata to write with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->pdf()
    ->metadata(['Producer' => 'Gotenberg'])
    ->url('https://my.url');

Screenshots

You can capture full-page screenshots using the following three routes, which function similarly to their PDF equivalents:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->screenshot()
    ->width(1280)
    ->height(800)
    ->clip()
    ->png()
    ->optimizeForSpeed()
    ->url('https://my.url');

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->screenshot()
    ->jpeg()
    ->quality(50)
    ->assets(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.css'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.js')
    )
    ->html(Stream::path('/path/to/file.html'));

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->screenshot()
    ->webp()
    ->markdown(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my_wrapper.html'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/file.md')
    );

LibreOffice

The LibreOffice module interacts with LibreOffice to convert documents to PDF, thanks to unoconv.

Convert documents to PDF

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#office-documents-into-pdfs-route.

Converting a document to PDF is as simple as:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'));

If you send many documents, Gotenberg will return a ZIP archive with the PDFs:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->outputFilename('archive')
    ->convert(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.xlsx')
    );

// $filename = archive.zip
$filename = Gotenberg::save($request, $pathToSavingDirectory);

You may also merge them into one unique PDF:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->merge()
    ->outputFilename('merged')
    ->convert(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.xlsx')
    );

// $filename = merged.pdf
$filename = Gotenberg::save($request, $pathToSavingDirectory);

Please note that the merging order is determined by the order of the arguments.

Landscape orientation

You may override the default portrait orientation with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->landscape()
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'));

Page ranges

You may set the page ranges to print, e.g., 1-4. Empty means all pages.

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->nativePageRanges('1-2')
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'));

⚠️ The page ranges are applied to all files independently.

Export form fields

You may set whether to export the form fields or to use the inputted/selected content of the fields:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->exportFormFields(false)
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'));

Single page sheets

You may set whether to render the entire spreadsheet as a single page:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->singlePageSheets()
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.xlsx'));

PDF/A & PDF/UA

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#pdfa-libreoffice.

You may set the PDF/A format and enable PDF/UA for the resulting PDF(s) with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->pdfa('PDF/A-1a')
    ->pdfua()
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'));

Metadata

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#metadata-libreoffice.

You may set the metadata to write with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::libreOffice($apiUrl)
    ->metadata(['Producer' => 'Gotenberg'])
    ->convert(Stream::path('/path/to/my.docx'));

PDF Engines

The PDF Engines module gathers all engines that can manipulate PDF files.

Merge PDFs

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#merge-pdfs-route.

Merging PDFs is as simple as:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->merge(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.pdf')
    );

Please note that the merging order is determined by the order of the arguments.

You may also set the PDF/A format and enable PDF/UA for the resulting PDF with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->pdfa('PDF/A-1a')
    ->pdfua()
    ->merge(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my3.pdf')
    );

You may also set the metadata to write with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->metadata(['Producer' => 'Gotenberg'])
    ->merge(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my3.pdf')
    );

Convert to a specific PDF format

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#convert-into-pdfa-route.

You may convert a PDF to a specific PDF/A format and enable PDF/UA with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->pdfua()
    ->convert(
        'PDF/A-1a'
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf')
    );

If you send many PDFs, Gotenberg will return a ZIP archive with the PDFs:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->outputFilename('archive')
    ->convert(
        'PDF/A-1a',
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my3.pdf')
    );

// $filename = archive.zip
$filename = Gotenberg::save($request, $pathToSavingDirectory);

Read PDF metadata

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#read-pdf-metadata-route

⚠️ You cannot use the Gotenberg::save method if you're using this feature.

You may retrieve one or more PDFs metadata with:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->readMetadata(
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.pdf')
    );

This request returns a JSON formatted response with the structure filename => metadata.

Write PDF metadata

See https://gotenberg.dev/docs/routes#write-pdf-metadata-route

You may write specified metadata to one or more PDFs:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->writeMetadata(
        [ 'Producer' => 'Gotenberg' ],
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf')
    );

If you send many PDFs, Gotenberg will return a ZIP archive with the PDFs:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;
use Gotenberg\Stream;

$request = Gotenberg::pdfEngines($apiUrl)
    ->outputFilename('archive')
    ->writeMetadata(
        [ 'Producer' => 'Gotenberg' ],
        Stream::path('/path/to/my.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my2.pdf'),
        Stream::path('/path/to/my3.pdf')
    );

// $filename = archive.zip
$filename = Gotenberg::save($request, $pathToSavingDirectory);

Webhook

The Webhook module is a Gotenberg middleware that sends the API responses to callbacks.

⚠️ You cannot use the Gotenberg::save method if you're using the webhook feature.

For instance:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->webhook('https://my.webhook.url', 'https://my.webhook.error.url')
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');

You may also override the default HTTP method (POST) that Gotenberg will use to call the webhooks:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->webhook('https://my.webhook.url', 'https://my.webhook.error.url')
    ->webhookMethod('PATCH')
    ->webhookErrorMethod('PUT')
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');

You may also tell Gotenberg to add extra HTTP headers that it will send alongside the request to the webhooks:

use Gotenberg\Gotenberg;

$request = Gotenberg::chromium($apiUrl)
    ->webhook('https://my.webhook.url', 'https://my.webhook.error.url')
    ->webhookExtraHttpHeaders([
        'My-Header-1' => 'My value',
        'My-Header-2' => 'My value'    
    ])
    ->pdf()
    ->url('https://my.url');

gotenberg / gotenberg-php

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Details

README

Gotenberg PHP

Quick Examples

Requirement

Installation

Usage

Send a request to the API

Get a response

Save the resulting file

Filename

Trace or request ID

Chromium

Convert a target URL to PDF

Convert an HTML document to PDF

Convert one or more markdown files to PDF

Single page

Paper size

Margins

Prefer CSS page size

Print the background graphics

Landscape orientation

Scale

Page ranges

Header and footer

Wait delay

Wait for expression

Emulate media type

Cookies

Extra HTTP headers

Invalid HTTP status codes

Fail on console exceptions

Performance mode

PDF/A & PDF/UA

Metadata

Screenshots

LibreOffice

Convert documents to PDF

Landscape orientation

Page ranges

Export form fields

Single page sheets

PDF/A & PDF/UA

Metadata

PDF Engines

Merge PDFs

Convert to a specific PDF format

Read PDF metadata

Write PDF metadata

Webhook