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PDF4QT is an open source PDF editor for Windows and Linux under the LGPLv3 license. It offers applications for viewing, editing and rendering PDF documents, plus a C++ library and command line tool for developers. Features include digital signature verification, annotation editing and page organization such as merging and splitting.
itinypdf is a browser-based collection of PDF tools offered free with no watermark or account. It includes merging, compressing, splitting, converting, signing and editing PDFs, with tools for organizing pages, locking and unlocking files, and adding watermarks or page numbers. The site states that files stay on the user's device and are not uploaded to servers.
PDFCrowd provides APIs and integrations for converting HTML, URLs, and web pages to PDF. It offers an HTML to PDF API, WordPress plugin, WebSave as PDF, and automation integrations including Zapier and Make, along with free online tools. Documentation covers several document and image APIs and client libraries.
wkhtmltopdf and wkhtmltoimage are open source command line tools that render HTML into PDF and image formats using the Qt WebKit rendering engine. They run headless without a display or display service. A C library, libwkhtmltox, offers bindings for PDF and image conversion.
Rare2PDF is a free online converter that turns specialized files into PDF, including Jupyter Notebooks, LaTeX documents, Markdown files and academic citations such as RIS and EndNote files. It lists over 20 converters, requires no registration or installation, and states that uploads are deleted within two hours.
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