Unicode & UTF-8 Support
IronPDF nativity supports UTF-8 and Unicode characters, normally with zero configuration.
It is commonly used to render:
Hindi Chinese (many variants) Arabic Japanese Thai
The caveat is, your machine must have unicode fonts installed. For Mac and Windows this is often automatic. For linux you may beed to manually install fonts using apt-get.
Using Google Fonts is also a great option to ensure Unicode font rendering is perfect. Its always smart to set
It is commonly used to render:
The caveat is, your machine must have unicode fonts installed. For Mac and Windows this is often automatic. For linux you may beed to manually install fonts using apt-get.
Using Google Fonts is also a great option to ensure Unicode font rendering is perfect. Its always smart to set
<meta charset="UTF-8">
or similar when rendering files or urls.