Product
One API, twelve operations
Rendarium exposes a whole document family behind one authentication scheme, one credit model and one set of client libraries. Pick the operation, send the input, receive the artifact.
Engine capabilities
The engine behind every operation, whether you call the hosted API or run the container yourself.
Modern Chromium rendering
HTML is rendered by an up-to-date Chromium engine, so what you see in the browser is what you get in the PDF: CSS Grid and Flexbox, web fonts, SVG, JavaScript-driven charts, print media queries and CSS page breaks. Wait for a JavaScript variable, a network idle or a fixed delay before capturing dynamic pages.
Headers, footers and page numbers
Define headers and footers as HTML, with page number and page count placeholders, different first and last pages, and repeated table headers across page breaks. Margins, page size and orientation are set per request.
PDF/UA and PDF/A output
Produce tagged, accessible PDF/UA documents and archival PDF/A documents directly from HTML, with a document structure derived from your headings, lists, tables and alt text. Existing PDFs can be post-processed for compliance.
Form fields, outlines and security
HTML form elements become fillable PDF fields; headings become a navigable outline; links are preserved as clickable annotations. Encrypt output with user and owner passwords, set permissions and add digital signatures.
Office and text formats
Word DOCX, Excel XLSX, RTF and Markdown are converted with their own layout engines — no Office installation, no LibreOffice, no fonts to install on the server.
PDF processing
Merge documents, stamp HTML onto existing pages, add watermarks, extract text and images, search text, convert PDF pages to images and set metadata — the same processing library behind the conversions, exposed as endpoints.
Two ways to run it
Hosted API
We run the engine on api.rendarium.com. You get an API key, a credit balance and a dashboard. Best when you want documents without operating anything.
Hosted API →Self-hosted Docker
The same engine as a container on your infrastructure, activated with an offline license key. Best when data must stay inside your network or volumes are very high.
Self-hosted Docker →