DynamicDocs Excel Add-in vs. PDF Constructor vs. Python vs. doqs Comparison Chart

Using an XML grammar incorporating features of XHTML, CSS, and SVG, PDF Constructor creates single or multiple-page PDF documents using existing or dynamically-created raster, vector, and text content. Build PDFs with content that is ready to go to print. Use CMYK and spot colors. Specify the bleed and trim. Use Type 1, TrueType, or OpenType fonts, always embedded and optionally subset. Produce web or screen-ready documents with bookmarks, hyperlinks, actions, and JavaScript. You can even build complete Acrobat Forms dynamically. Include JPEG and TIFF images in any colorspace and resolution. Apply your choice of transformations to ensure the image fits correctly into your layout. Include SVG drawings directly or by reference. Specify individual pages or entire PDF documents as new content or as a template on which to add new elements. Paragraph and character styles based on CSS2 can be specified for flowable content.

Upload a PDF file as a template. Files containing a form will be detected and imported automatically. Adjust and create field annotations in our interactive template builder. Pass your data as a JSON Payload to our API. Chose the programming language or tool you are most familiar with, e.g. JavaScript, Python or a No-Code integration like Zapier. Directly get your PDF from our API. It is that simple! No extra calls are necessary to retrieve the PDF file. Use doqs to automatically generate documents such as commercial agreements, lease agreements, or any other real estate firm. Use doqs to fill out your national tax declaration forms, create invoices or fill bank account opening documents.