PDF Renderer

Paroxe

PDF Renderer is by far the easiest and most reliable way to render your PDF files in Unity.

It was specifically built to be able to read and visualize PDF files at runtime (in-game) in Unity on multiple platforms.

It only takes a few seconds to integrate into any project and it will work â€œright out-of-the-boxâ€, with almost no extra effort required on your part.

In fact, all of its features are easy to use and we also included an easy-to-configure viewer prefab.

Everything is well documented and our friendly support team will always be there to answers your questions, if you ever have any.

Here are some of its most interesting features :
* Open and visualize PDF at runtime
* C# API
* Render PDF page to Texture2D
* PDF Viewer Prefab (using Unity UI)
* Pinch Zoom
* Bookmarks and Thumbnails Viewers
* Support Links
* Support Text Search
* Open PDF from various sources :
- File System
- Web
- StreamingAssets & Resources folder
- Bytes array
- PDF Asset

PDF Renderer is currently supported on those platforms :
* Windows
* Linux
* Mac OS X
* Android
* iOS
* Univerval Windows Platform
* Microsoft HoloLens 1 & 2
* WebGL*

* Note : WebGL support is limited to rendering pages only. Not supported features on WebGL: search, text extraction, bookmarks, links and actions.

Compatible with Unity 5.3.8+, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020

If you have any questions, you can contact us by sending an email to : dave.paroxe@gmail.com

This asset uses pdfium under Apache 2.0 license; see Third-Party Notice.txt file in package for details.

PDF Viewer

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