This document discusses batch converting web pages to PDF using an API. The API allows converting an entire website or set of URLs from different sources into a single PDF or individual PDFs. It offers options to control PDF layout, add headers/footers, and convert or exclude parts of pages. The API takes a license key and URLs or sitemap as input to schedule a conversion job. Results include a merged PDF of all pages or a zip file of individual PDFs. Settings allow customizing PDF orientation, watermarks and more.
This document discusses batch converting web pages to PDF using an API. The API allows converting an entire website or set of URLs from different sources into a single PDF or individual PDFs. It offers options to control PDF layout, add headers/footers, and convert or exclude parts of pages. The API takes a license key and URLs or sitemap as input to schedule a conversion job. Results include a merged PDF of all pages or a zip file of individual PDFs. Settings allow customizing PDF orientation, watermarks and more.
This document discusses batch converting web pages to PDF using an API. The API allows converting an entire website or set of URLs from different sources into a single PDF or individual PDFs. It offers options to control PDF layout, add headers/footers, and convert or exclude parts of pages. The API takes a license key and URLs or sitemap as input to schedule a conversion job. Results include a merged PDF of all pages or a zip file of individual PDFs. Settings allow customizing PDF orientation, watermarks and more.
This document discusses batch converting web pages to PDF using an API. The API allows converting an entire website or set of URLs from different sources into a single PDF or individual PDFs. It offers options to control PDF layout, add headers/footers, and convert or exclude parts of pages. The API takes a license key and URLs or sitemap as input to schedule a conversion job. Results include a merged PDF of all pages or a zip file of individual PDFs. Settings allow customizing PDF orientation, watermarks and more.
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Batch convert web pages to PDF
With the batch API you can easily convert a whole set of web pages into a single PDF as well as into an archive or Zip file with individual PDFs. This allows you to convert your entire website into PDF or to take different webpages from different sources and convert them into one PDF. You can use it to create customized PDF backups of your LIVE EXAMPLE complete site or to create high-quality reports, e-books, brochures and much more! We also offer a manual way of doing all this in our members area. Read more about that here! In this example we use two Features pages of our own website Convert an entire web site to a single PDF as well as into individual PDF documents per web page. that will be put together in Batch process a set of URLs or web pages for conversion and get an archive or Zip file with PDFs one PDF. In the footer of the back. Very fast conversion times and easy monitoring of progress. PDF you'll notice the different Control options for PDF layout, headers and footers and much URLs. more! Each PDF in the batch can have different layout and other options! Save as PDF! Convert or exclude parts of a webpage No installation required! Easily implemented as a "save multiple URLs as PDF button" on your website - see our live example!
Basic Usage Our batch Web to PDF API takes a license and either a set of URLs or a sitemap as input and then schedules a job on one of our servers. As soon as the job is finished you will be notified by email. You can also use other options to monitor the progress yourself of course.
All you need to do is just send a request similar to this, which converts the pages of https://www.example.com (indicated by its sitemap) to one large PDF:
Each request should at least have the following components:
https://pdfmyurl.com/batch-web-to-pdf-api - page 1 1. endpoint: this should be http://pdfmyurl.com/batch_api or https://pdfmyurl.com/batch_api for secure access 2. license: this is mandatory and you will get yours when you sign up 3. urls: a semi-colon separated list with web pages that you want to convert OR GET A LICENSE! 4. urls[]: an array with web pages that you want to convert OR 5. sitemap: the URL of your sitemap in XML format High quality PDFs Additionally the following optional parameters determine the way the batch is treated: Many conversion options merge: set this to true if you want a single PDF consisting of all your conversions OR set it to false if you only want an archive or Zip file with a PDF for each single conversion. You will always get the archive/Zip file Watermarking and stamping and by default we will assume you also want a single large PDF of all pages combined. include_toc: set this to true if you want a table of contents at the start of your PDF. This only works if you set PDF Encryption
the merge parameter to true.
Coding examples archive_type: set this to zip if you want a Zip file or tar if you want a gzipped Tar archive. As a default you will get the gzipped Tar archive. No installation required! archive_filenaming: use this to control the filenames in the archive. You can use the following masks in the filename: Sign Up! %url - the URL of the webpage %title - the title of the webpage
%YYYY, %MM, %DD, %hh, %mm, %ss - year, month, day, hour, minute and second
So if you set this to %url.pdf you will get an archive of PDFs with the name based on the URL. If you don't use this parameter then all your PDFs will be numbered consecutively. dropbox: set this to true if you want to have the result saved to your Dropbox account. This only works if you have authorized our service to your Dropbox account after you bought the upgrade to the advanced website conversion page.
NB: Each URL in the batch counts as one conversion and by default we allow a maximum of 500 conversions per batch. Please contact us if you need more conversions per batch.
Setting Options All the options that you set in our members area are used as defaults for the batch API as well. You can also set all options that we support for the regular HTML to PDF API. This includes options for page layout, headers and footers, but also encryption settings, watermarking options and custom backgrounds. You can set these options as default for all the conversions in the batch and then override them for each conversion in the batch.
Example: If you want to set the default orientation of the conversions to A4 format and portrait orientation, you would use the following request.
The table below some examples of the settings that you can change to control the conversions. For a full overview of options please refer to the documentation of the HTML to PDF API.
