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Adobe PDF Library SDK

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Price from—$499.92/mo
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Free trial—Yes
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WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · PDF SDKs7.8 (#17)8.6 (#2)
Intended usersAdobe describes the SDK as intended for OEMs, independent software vendors, systems integrators, and enterprise IT developers.Datalogics describes the library for software companies and enterprise development teams building document workflows, enterprise applications, SaaS products, and OEM software.
PDF operationsThe SDK supports creating, manipulating, assembling, rendering, compressing, encrypting, and linearizing PDF documents.Features include creating, annotating, splitting, merging, flattening, and converting PDFs, plus text extraction, search, image rendering, and optimization.
PurposeAdobe PDF Library SDK provides functions for building third-party applications and workflows that generate, manipulate, render, and print PDF documents.Adobe PDF Library is a developer SDK for creating, converting, modifying, securing, and processing PDFs programmatically.
SupportAdobe states that only the last two major SDK versions with interim updates are eligible for developer support.Datalogics provides product support through developer resources, a knowledge base, and a customer portal for tickets and ticket-status checks.

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Adobe PDF Library SDK

  • Adobe PDF Library SDK licensePriced on request

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Datalogics Adobe PDF Library

  • Adobe PDF Library (internal usage)$5,999 a year

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