pdfrender — Python SDK
HTML and CSS to PDF API and MCP server. WeasyPrint with page headers, footers and page numbers, no headless browser. Hosted in Germany.
pip install pdfrender
Get an API key and pass it to the client:
import os
from pdfrender import AuthenticatedClient
from pdfrender.api.account import get_me
client = AuthenticatedClient(
base_url="https://api.pdfrender.dev",
token=os.environ["PDFRENDER_API_KEY"],
auth_header_name="X-API-Key",
prefix="",
)
print(get_me.sync(client=client))
Every operation is a module with sync, sync_detailed, asyncio and asyncio_detailed; file fields take a pdfrender.types.File(payload=..., file_name=..., mime_type=...).
Operations
| Operation | Module | What it does |
|---|---|---|
GET /v1/me |
pdfrender.api.account.get_me |
Your plan, remaining requests, and remaining credits |
POST /v1/render |
pdfrender.api.render.render_html_to_pdf |
Render an HTML document to a PDF |
Generated with openapi-python-client from openapi.sdk.json. API reference: https://pdfrender.dev/docs · Support: https://pdfrender.dev/support
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