GoPDFGenie

GoPDFGenie

HTML to PDF API — iframes, SPAs/React, complex JS

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GoPDFGenie is an HTML to PDF service for modern web apps — SPAs/React, iframes and complex JS. Use the API directly or plug it into workflows and internal tools. Generate clean PDFs with working links, custom page sizes and predictable pagination, with credit-based pricing and a simple free tier.
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Saikat Kumar
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m the solo maker behind GoPDFGenie. I built this after constantly fighting with HTML to PDF tools for modern web apps — SPAs, React dashboards, iframes and complex JS. A lot of solutions behave on simple static pages but become flaky once the UI gets “real”. With GoPDFGenie I’ve been tuning it against real-world pages like: * TradingView-style chart dashboards * HTML5UP-style landing page templates * Articles and reports with Datawrapper-style embeds The goal is to turn those into clean, printable PDFs with predictable layout, working links, and control over page size/orientation, using a simple credit-based model and a free tier to try it out. On the roadmap: * Support for authenticated pages (headers/cookies) * Webhooks / async workflows * More language examples + no-code/workflow integrations (n8n, Make, etc.) I’d love your feedback on: * The most painful HTML to PDF cases you’ve hit * What you’d need to trust a hosted service for this * Any specific frameworks/pages you’d like me to test Thanks for checking it out, I’ll be here in the comments answering questions and collecting ideas 🙌
Masum Parvej

@saikat_kumar3 I'm curious: What engine is GoPDFGenie using to handle those complex React dashboards?

Saikat Kumar
Maker

@masump Great question!

GoPDFGenie uses a rendering pipeline that works from the fully rendered page, not just the raw HTML/CSS. It lets the app finish loading (including React dashboards, lazy-loaded sections, charts, iframes, etc.) and then exports that final layout to PDF with some extra logic for long dashboards and embeds.

the focus is on “what you see in the live app is what you get in the PDF,” even for heavy React pages.

Chilarai M
Swytchcode

This is wonderful. Does it take a screenshot to generate a PDF, or does it completely captures the raw HTML?

Saikat Kumar
Maker

@chilarai Great question! GoPDFGenie works from the fully rendered page, so the PDF matches what you see when the page finishes loading, including SPAs/React, iframes, charts and embeds.

So it behaves more like a “what you see is what you get” export of the final page, rather than re-interpreting the raw HTML/CSS in a separate print engine.