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PDFPatcher (aka “PDF补丁丁”) is a versatile toolkit for PDF manipulation—editing document metadata, bookmarks, page layout, content restrictions, rotation, compression, merging/splitting, image extraction, and more, all within an intuitive interface. Merge/split PDFs or images, preserve or add bookmarks, and set page dimensions. Batch style/color/target changes, regex/XPath search/replace, mid‑page positioning. Modify PDF metadata, page numbers, links, initial view mode, and remove open actions.

Quickly design and generate PDF documents with an open-source, modern, and battle-tested C# library. Forget about limitations, feel confident, enjoy your task and efficiently deliver professional products. QuestPDF is a progressive library that can help you with generating PDF documents in your .NET application by offering a friendly, discoverable and predictable C# fluent API. Do you believe that creating a complete invoice document can take less than 200 lines of code? ...

Add Pages to an existing PDF Remove/split PDF-Documents Extract Text/Images from PDF-Documents Change Document Metadata Shrink File Size Simple and flexible User Interface No Cloud-Services needed!

HiQPdf Library for C# .NET offers you a modern, simple, fast, flexible and powerful tool to create complex and stylish PDF documents in your applications with just a few lines of code. Using the high quality HTML to PDF conversion engine you can easily design a document in HTML with CSS3, JavaScript, SVG or Canvas and then convert it to PDF preserving the exact content and style.

PDF Split and Merge tool is implemented using the PdfSharp library and is either GUI or command driven.It is useful for automated document creation.It allows bookmarks from the input pdfs to be imported and flexibly embedded in the destination document. PDF pages can be numbered and annotated with a footer label.

.NET Core P/Invoke wrapper for wkhtmltopdf library that uses Webkit engine to convert HTML pages to PDF. Copy the native library to root folder of your project. From there .NET Core loads the native library when the native method is called with P/Invoke. You can find the latest version of the native library. Select the appropriate library for your OS and platform (64 or 32-bit). The library was not tested with IIS. The library was tested in console applications and with Kestrel web server...