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Five in service, three next up. Each one takes a URL, runs on its own, and answers with a job you can fetch again later.

Documents

Render PDFs from HTML and take them apart page by page.

HTML to PDF

Send a link to an HTML document. Get back a PDF printed by headless Chromium, at the size you ask for or the size the document asks for.

Takes

An HTML document

From

http(s) or s3

Returns

1 PDF

Runs up to

900 s

Endpoint

/v1/utilities/html-pdf
Split PDF

Send a PDF. Get back one single-page PDF per page, in page order, each with its own link.

Takes

A PDF, ≤ 150 MB, ≤ 500 pages

From

http(s) or s3

Returns

1 PDF per page

Runs up to

900 s

Endpoint

/v1/utilities/split-pdf

Archives

Pack a list of URLs into one .zip, or unpack one into links.

Spreadsheets

Bring legacy Excel workbooks forward to .xlsx.

XLS to XLSX

Send a legacy .xls workbook. Get back an .xlsx with every sheet carried over, cell by cell.

Takes

A legacy .xls (BIFF)

From

http(s)

Returns

1 .xlsx

Runs up to

300 s

Endpoint

/v1/utilities/xls-to-xlsx

Next upBeing built. Not callable yet; each gets its own page when it is.

OCR and invoice extractionText and fields out of scans
PDF to imagesOne image per page
Excel splittingOne workbook into several

What every utility shares.

Learn one and you’ve learned them all. Only the input changes.

One keyA bearer token from the console, scoped to the utilities it may call.
Sync or asyncPOST /v1/utilities/{slug} waits up to 90 s; …/jobs answers 202 at once.
A job for every callAn id, a status, four timings and a link to each file. Kept for 90 days.
Signed callbacksStandard Webhooks signatures with the key’s own secret.

Try one in the playground.

Sign in to the console, pick a utility and run it against your own URL before you write a line of code.

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