Choose between standard PDF and PDF/A formats for different compliance and archiving needs
The output_format
parameter allows you to specify which PDF format variant to generate.
When rendering a PDF, you can choose between standard PDF and PDF/A format. The output_format
parameter lets you specify which format to use based on your compliance and archiving requirements.
Specifies which PDF format variant to generate
Available options: pdf/a
, pdf
pdf/a
: Generates a PDF/A-2b compliant document, which is optimized for long-term archiving and ensures the document can be reliably reproduced in the future.pdf
: Generates a standard PDF document without the additional constraints of the PDF/A format.This parameter is particularly useful for:
Regulatory compliance: Use pdf/a
when you need to comply with archiving regulations or standards that require PDF/A format.
Long-term archiving: Use pdf/a
for documents that need to be stored for extended periods and must remain accessible and reproducible.
Optimized file size: Use pdf/a
when you need smaller file sizes, as the PDF/A format typically results in more compact documents.
Lossless quality: Use pdf
when you need to preserve the highest possible quality of images and graphics without any compression artifacts that might be introduced in the PDF/A format.
Choose between standard PDF and PDF/A formats for different compliance and archiving needs
The output_format
parameter allows you to specify which PDF format variant to generate.
When rendering a PDF, you can choose between standard PDF and PDF/A format. The output_format
parameter lets you specify which format to use based on your compliance and archiving requirements.
Specifies which PDF format variant to generate
Available options: pdf/a
, pdf
pdf/a
: Generates a PDF/A-2b compliant document, which is optimized for long-term archiving and ensures the document can be reliably reproduced in the future.pdf
: Generates a standard PDF document without the additional constraints of the PDF/A format.This parameter is particularly useful for:
Regulatory compliance: Use pdf/a
when you need to comply with archiving regulations or standards that require PDF/A format.
Long-term archiving: Use pdf/a
for documents that need to be stored for extended periods and must remain accessible and reproducible.
Optimized file size: Use pdf/a
when you need smaller file sizes, as the PDF/A format typically results in more compact documents.
Lossless quality: Use pdf
when you need to preserve the highest possible quality of images and graphics without any compression artifacts that might be introduced in the PDF/A format.