Adobe PDF Library SDK Description
Global OEMs, SaaS and enterprise end-users rely on Adobe PDF Library to automate the creation, editing and management of PDFs. An Adobe partner, our SDK uses the same source code as Acrobat for stability, reliability and quality results.
Languages: .NET, .NET Framework, Java and C/C++
Platforms: Windows, Linux & MacOS
Package managers: NuGet & Maven
Capabilities include but are not limited to:
-Annotations
-Content creation
-Content modification
-Color management
-Extraction - text, images, forms
-Compression/optimize
-Conversion - PDF/A, PDF/X, EPS, PostScript, XPS, ZUGFeRD, color
-Display, Printing
-Extract text, images & other content
-Forms - Import, export, flatten static & dynamic XFA forms, AcroForms
-Images - extract, import/export, thumbnails, render/rasterize pages, separations
-Optimization - size, content, images, etc.
-OCR - add text to document, add text to image
-PDF to Office Documents (Word, Excel, PPT)
-Security - Viewer settings, redactions, password, encrypt/decryption, watermark
Pricing options for OEMs, SaaS & end-users are flexible and based on usage.
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Pricing
OEMs
Customers incorporating our PDF software into an application for external distribution pay a flat annual fee per platform and a royalty based on product distribution. The royalty fee is based on a percentage of sales, a flat fee per unit, or fixed distribution – based on how you license your product.
SaaS
Customers using our PDF software in an externally accessible service (SaaS) license the software based on the number of servers deployed or a customized model based on users, activations, quantity of documents processed, or revenue.
Internal Usage/End-Users
Licensing is based on the number of servers or desktops where the software is deployed.
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Adobe PDF Library SDK User Reviews
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Very Comprehensive Date: Mar 02 2023
Summary: After some difficultly learning the APIs, we have used them successfully to do exactly what we needed. The support has also been excellent.
Positive: Very comprehensive set of APIs that allow the developer to create complex applications. The support has also been excellent.
Negative: Because there are so many APIs, it takes a while to fully understand them and how they are used together.
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A very useful tool for research. Date: Apr 19 2021
Summary: Overall, the Adobe PDF library is one of the largest and most reliable sources to get PDFs. But, the price point of the software is not affordable to many.
Positive: - It has one of the largest collections of PDFs.
- There is a lot of variety for all the genres.
- It has an easy and simple UI.Negative: - The price of the software and PDFs is quite expensive.
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Nice tool Date: Feb 25 2021
Summary: Overall it has been a fine experience. I am not having any problem and there is a good variety to choose.
Positive: Adobe PDF library is a nice and fancy tool. It has a lot of options and choices to choose from. Recommended.
Negative: I liked the platform so far. I don't have any cons as such.
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The reference SDK for dealing with PDFs Edited: Dec 19 2022
Summary: My team has been shipping software with the Adobe PDF library for more than 10 years. Our experience has been good.
Positive: A very high quality SDK for all things PDF. As I understand it, it's based on the same code that Adobe products (e.g. Acrobat) use for PDFs, with some additions. That makes it essentially the reference SDK for PDF. The included support can be very helpful.
Can be used with C#, Java, and C++.Negative: It's for-pay closed-source software. Has a bit of a learning curve to get started, at least when used with C++. Probably not a good match for very small projects.
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Handy tool to read and edit PDF files Edited: Aug 10 2020
Summary: Adobe PDF Library is a very handy tool. It offers an intuitive platform to create and read PDF files and also offers to encrypt files to make it more secure.
Positive: It makes it easy for managing documents. It offers files type conversion with a PDF reader. Very easy to use. Easy to create, edit documents and read large PDF files.
Negative: It worked great for me. Nothing to share about cons.
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PDF straight from the source Edited: Dec 02 2022
Summary: If you are serious working with PDF, you can't go wrong with this product. Not only is it built from the same codebase as Adobe's products themselves, but you get outstanding support. There is literally nothing you cannot do - at the cost of being overwhelmed sometimes. ;-)
Positive: - Very thorough documentation.
- First class support.
- Covers the entire PDF spec.
- Same codebase as Acrobat.Negative: - Some higher-level tasks require a lot of code.
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- Somewhat expensive - not for your Sunday project.
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