File conversion example using NodeJS
The ConvertAPI Node.js library offers a comprehensive solution for integrating high-quality document conversion and manipulation directly into your Node.js applications and services.
Whether you need to transform PDFs into Office files, merge multiple documents, extract text from images, or handle other format conversions, the library covers a broad range of use cases and file types.
By leveraging Node.js’s asynchronous model, it lets you process documents in a highly scalable, non-blocking manner—ideal for modern, cloud-based architectures.
Combined with Node.js’s event-driven architecture, the library helps you build fast, scalable, and secure document workflows that adapt to your evolving business needs.
Install the ConvertAPI NodeJS library into your project
To get started, install the ConvertAPI NodeJS SDK. Run this line from console:
npm install convertapi --save
Convert a webpage to PDF using NodeJS
The WEB to PDF conversion lets you effortlessly transform entire web pages or HTML content into high-quality PDF files.
Whether you’re capturing dynamic, user-generated pages or automating batch exports of reports, the library seamlessly turns live content into shareable, print-ready PDFs.
By allowing you to specify parameters such as page size, orientation, and output quality, you can tailor the final document to match your exact requirements.
This streamlined approach makes it simple to generate visually consistent PDFs—perfect for archiving, distribution, or documentation within your Node.js applications.
Let's see how easy it is to perform a WEB to PDF conversion in a NodeJS application:
With our Node.js SDK, you can leverage a robust set of over 500+ features dedicated to document conversion and management—all from a single, streamlined toolkit.
The library effortlessly accepts documents from URLs, file streams, or local paths, ensuring a smooth fit within your existing Node.js workflows.
For even greater efficiency, consider implementing conversion workflows, which let you sequentially apply multiple transformations to the same document.
If you’re seeking detailed examples or advanced tips, don’t miss our GitHub repository, where you’ll find everything you need to get the most out of the Node.js SDK.