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iText Core/Community (previously known as iTextSharp) is a high-performance, battle-tested library that allows you to create, adapt, inspect, and maintain PDF documents, allowing you to add PDF functionality to your software projects with ease. It is also available for Java. For more advanced examples, refer to our Knowledge Base or the main Examples repo. You can find C# equivalents to the Java Signing examples here, though the Java code is very similar since they have the same API. Some of...

pdf-inspector is a fast Rust library for classifying PDFs and extracting structured text without OCR. It distinguishes text-based, scanned, image-based, and mixed documents while returning confidence scores and pages that may need OCR. Its position-aware parser preserves font data, coordinates, reading order, and multi-column layouts. The converter produces clean Markdown with headings, lists, code blocks, links, page breaks, and formatted tables. It supports CID fonts, several encodings,...

CSSBox is an (X)HTML/CSS rendering engine written in pure Java. Its primary purpose is to provide a complete information about the rendered page suitable for further processing. However, it also allows displaying the rendered document.

...The HTML section emphasizes semantic markup, brevity, accessibility, correct language declarations, UTF-8 encoding, and avoiding unnecessary rendering delays. CSS guidance covers consistent box models, document flow, modern layout systems, selector simplicity, specificity, naming, colors, and maintainable overrides. JavaScript recommendations prioritize readability and correctness over premature micro-optimization. The guide encourages pure functions, native browser APIs, careful coercion, and clear modern syntax. Every topic is illustrated with contrasting bad and good code examples. ...