Hi Product Hunt, I'm a maker of DocForge. Every project I worked on needed PDFs at some point: invoices after a payment, a certificate after a course, a packing slip for an order. Each time it meant running headless Chrome on a server, fighting fonts and page breaks, and babysitting memory. I wanted that to be one HTTP call. DocForge does exactly that. You design a template in HTML with placeholders, send JSON, and get a PDF or PNG back in about a second. The same thing works without code: there are nodes for n8n, Zapier, Make and Activepieces, so "payment succeeded, render invoice, email it" is a three-step workflow. What's there today: Browser editor with live preview and sample data 11 starter templates: invoice, receipt, quote, purchase order, packing slip, shipping label, payslip, letter, report, certificate, event ticket REST API with sync and async renders, webhooks, an OpenAPI spec 100 free pages every month; paid packs are one-time and never expire. Failed renders cost nothing. What's not there yet: a drag-and-drop designer (templates are HTML and CSS), team accounts, and DOCX output. One question for you: what document do you still generate by hand or with a script you'd rather not maintain? I'd like to add the next templates based on your answers.

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Turn HTML templates and JSON into PDFs with one API call

Turn HTML templates and JSON into PDFs with one API call