PDF Conjurer Pro

Demo to preview the settings

Introduction

The PDF Conjurer Pro is an advanced upgrade to the free PDF Conjurer plugin, built for users who require greater customization and professional-level control when generating PDF documents. While the free version supports essential functions such as creating tables, adding text and images, and managing columns, the Pro version significantly expands these capabilities. It introduces enhanced flexibility, more powerful actions, and deeper control over how each PDF element is created and displayed.
Among its upgrades, PDF Conjurer Pro adds new actions like generating a right-side Table of Contents for seamless navigation, inserting QR codes and watermarks for branding and security, and creating pre-signed URLs for secure, temporary access to AWS-hosted files. Existing features are strengthened with options for password protection, printing controls, and file compression. Additional enhancements include preserving leading spaces in text, marking text as ToC entries, saving and accessing PDFs directly through AWS, and supporting uploads of files exceeding 50MB—all designed to streamline workflows and produce more polished, reliable PDFs.
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All actions receive the previous action result (except the “Initialize PDF Document” action), it will be always the first parameter you need to insert into the action! Please don’t forget! Each action will be shown below!
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How to setup

Step 1 – Install the Plugin

Step 2 – Add the Plugin Element to Your Page

Step 3 – Configure Properties

Plugin Element - PDF Model

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Plugin Actions

Exposed States

Element Events

Workflow examples

Upload API workflow

Initializing your App and initial PDF Conjurer configurations:

How to use the plugin with Custom fonts / RTL languages.

How to Set Custom Font & Style Workflow

How to Create a Multi-Column Section in PDF

How to Create an Advanced Table in a PDF Using PDF Conjurer Pro (Backend/Frontend)

Creating text or Inserting Image on a PDF Model threw the following error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'replace')

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Changelogs