Namespace IronPdf

Classes

ChromeHttpLoginCredentials

Provides credentials for IronPdf's embedded Chrome browser to log-in to an intranet, extranet or website, impersonating a user. This allows a unique ability to render web-pages as PDFs even on secure intranets, extranets and websites.

ChromePdfRenderer

IronPdf.ChromePdfRenderer allows any web page or Html 'snippet' to be turned into a PDF document using an up-to-date embedded Chrome browser.

As of 2021 Iron Software recommend ChromePdfRenderer as our best PDF Renderer and a drop-in replacement for this class.

ChromePdfRenderOptions

Html To PDF output options for ChromePdfRenderer. Specifies options such as Paper-Size, DPI, Headers and Footers and other Chromium specific browser setup options.

HtmlHeaderFooter

A HTML Header or Footer which will be printed onto every page of the PDF. This can be used to override

When using HtmlHeaderFooter it is important to set HtmlFragment

Merge meta-data into your HTML using any of these placeholder strings: {page} {total-pages} {url} {date} {time} {html-title} {pdf-title}

ImageToPdfConverter

The ImageToPdfConverter class can be used to create PDF documents from images. It accepts both image files and Bitmap objects as input.

The ImageToPdf static methods create simple PDF documents containing each image as one page of the created PDF.

To rasterize PDF documents as images (the reverse operation), see ToBitmap(Int32) and RasterizeToImageFiles(String, ImageType, Int32)

Installation

Global installation and setup preferences for all instances of IronPDF

License

Allows IronPdf license keys to be applied globally across an application.

PdfAttachment

Pdf document file attachment

PdfAttachmentCollection

Collection of attachments contained within a pdf document

PdfDocument

PdfDocument.SignaturePermissions

Permission options for a PDF document which is digitally signed

PixelFormat

TextHeaderFooter

Defines PDF Header and Footer display options.

TextHeaderFooter uses a logical approach to rendering Headers and Footers for the most common use cases.

UseMargins

Margin values which can be copied from the main document to headers and footers applied to the document