IronPdf 4.4.0.6

The PDF Library for the C# and the .Net platform. IronPDF makes it easy to generate pdf documents from within .Net Applications and ASP.NET websites. The key feature is “Html-To-Pdf” which renders pixel-perfect PDFs from HTML, CSS, Images and JavaScript.
 IronPDF takes the frustration out of creating PDFs because it does not rely on a proprietary set of API functions. It uses the open standards of HTML5, CSS , JPEG, PNG, GIF and SVG and converts them to PDF files. In short, it makes good use of skills that developers already posses.
 IronPDF’s features are: "Html-To-Pdf" - creating PDF files from HTML, CSS and JavaScript. "Url-To-Pdf" - generating PDF files from existing html pages by simply providing their URL 
"ASPX-To-Pdf" - Turning ASP.NET web forms directly into into downloadable pdfs
 Html-To-Pdf and Url-To-Pdf may be used from within any Windows application including: ASP.NET projects, MVC , Web Services, Console Applications and Desktop Applications. The base requirements are .Net Framework 4.0 or above on the Windows platform. IronPDF is also compatible with Microsoft Azure cloud hosting services. ———————————— C# Code Example: ———————————— using IronPdf; HtmlToPdf HtmlToPdf = new IronPdf.HtmlToPdf(); PdfResource PDF = HtmlToPdf.RenderHtmlAsPdf(@"<h1>Hello World</h1>"); PDF.SaveAs(@"Path\File.Pdf"); ———————————— 
VB.NET Code Example: ———————————— Imports IronPdf Dim HtmlToPdf As HtmlToPdf = New IronPdf.HtmlToPdf() Dim PDF As PdfResource = HtmlToPdf.RenderHtmlAsPdf("<h1>Hello World</h1>") PDF.SaveAs("Path\File.Pdf")
 ———————————— Read more at http://ironpdf.com Documentation: http://ironpdf.readthedocs.org/en/latest/