Changelog

We’ve just made some powerful upgrades to our PDF to Redact API, making it smarter, more flexible, and easier to control.

We’ve just upgraded our PDF to OCR converter with a new parameter: OcrMode. This powerful setting lets you control exactly how OCR is applied to your PDF pages.

We’ve just enhanced our PDF to Flatten API with three new powerful properties, giving you more control over how your documents are processed:

We’re excited to introduce a new enhancement to our PDF to Compress API – the Lossless Preset!

Our PDF → OCR and JPG → TXT converters just got a major vocabulary boost. Add any of the codes below to the OcrLanguage parameter to pull clean, editable text straight out of your files:

Stop wrestling with page breaks - our XLSX → PDF converter now has AutoPageFit to keep every column of your spreadsheet together on a single page.

Our PDF → OCR converter just got a precision upgrade!
The new PageSegmentationMode parameter lets you tell the engine exactly how to read each page, so you get cleaner text and fewer post-edit fixes.

We've just enhanced our PDF to Extract-Images converter with two helpful parameters: MinimumImageWidth and MinimumImageHeight. These allow you to easily filter out unwanted, tiny images - such as empty placeholders, artifacts, or minor icon fragments - from your extracted results.

We’re excited to announce a powerful infrastructure upgrade that significantly boosts performance and reliability for ConvertAPI users!

We've upgraded our Template to DOCX and Template to PDF converters, significantly enhancing their table styling capabilities. With our advanced configuration options, when BindingType is set to placeholders, you can now use not only text but also images, tables, HTML content, and conditional blocks (visible or hidden based on values). Additionally, table-type placeholders now retain their original styling upon replacement, ensuring your documents remain consistent and professional.