How to Convert & Download a PDF from a URL in C#

In this tutorial, we explore the process of converting a URL into a PDF using IronPDF within Visual Studio 2022. Begin by installing the IronPDF library through the NuGet Package Manager. The tutorial guides you through importing the necessary namespace and creating an instance of the Chrome PDF renderer, which is crucial for rendering HTML content into a PDF document. You'll learn how to specify the paper size using the renderer's rendering options and how to execute the render URL as PDF method to convert a webpage into a PDF. The tutorial uses the IronPDF homepage as an example URL. Once converted, the PDF is saved locally on the C drive with the filename url2.pdf. The guide ensures that all webpage elements, including images, fonts, and colors, are accurately reproduced, maintaining the original layout and design. Additionally, hyperlinks within the PDF remain functional, providing seamless navigation through the document. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have successfully converted a URL to a PDF, achieving a high-fidelity result. Remember to subscribe for more tutorials from Iron Software.

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