PDF output from XML preserves the original layout and formatting of documents, maintaining the integrity of the content.
PDF output in structured document tools allows you to generate Portable Document Format (PDF) files from structured content. By converting XML-based data into PDF, these tools ensure that the content remains visually consistent and accessible across different devices and software. Benefits include enhanced document distribution, improved accessibility, and simplified compliance with industry standards. PDF output is commonly used in industries such as publishing, legal, and education, where accurate, visually appealing documents are essential.
Several Structured Document Tools offer PDF Output including:
- Oxygen XML Author Enterprise exports XML documents to PDF with customizable layouts and formatting.
- Altova StyleVision Enterprise Edition creates PDF documents from XML data using a drag-and-drop interface and a wide range of formatting options.
- Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite creates visually appealing PDFs from XML content, supporting various PDF standards.
- Liquid Studio XML Editor Edition exports XML documents to PDF with fine-grained control for layout and formatting.
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our structured document tools comparison.