Blog post: camel-openhtmltopdf
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+title: "camel-openhtmltopdf: A new component to generate PDF documents"
+date: 2021-07-21
+draft: false
+authors: [jeremyross]
+categories: ["Usecases"]
+preview: "Create beautiful PDFs from HTML and CSS with the new Camel component, camel-openhtmltopdf"
+---
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+We are pleased to announce that [Elevation Solutions](https://elevation.solutions) has released a new component, [camel-openhtmltopdf](https://github.com/elevation-solutions/camel-openhtmltopdf). With this component, your integrations can easily produce beautiful, pixel-perfect PDF documents from HTML, CSS and images. This component leverages the popular [openhtmltopdf](https://github.com/danfickle/openhtmltopdf), which in turn builds on Apache PDFBox.
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+Input HTML can be provided as a `String`, `InputStream`, or URI. For URIs, `file`, `http`, and `https` are supported. And there's no need to worry if your markup is not compliant XHTML. The `leniantParsing` option (enabled by default) can deal with all sorts of tag soup.
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+For more information, and to get started, visited the project's GitHub at https://github.com/elevation-solutions/camel-openhtmltopdf.
