What do you like best about the product?

Since switching to IronPDF our backend has started to create perfect PDFs. IronPDF supports HTML to PDF and renders the PDF exactly the way you see it in Chrome, as it is Chromium-based. We have used IronPDF in Azure as an App Service and also as a Docker container. They support a Linux version as well as a regular Windows one. I've contacted the IronPDF support team a couple of times and their response time is great. They have debugging options in their library, in case a PDF doesn't look as expected, this can be enabled and all the generated logs can be sent to support, which will revise and give suggestions based on your personal HTML template. It is straightforward to implement.

What do you dislike about the product?

So far I am really happy with the product. Used it for 2 years now. We have exported thousands of reports since.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

it removes the need to use NuGet packages that are building PDFs line by line and are extremely hard to maintain and style. With IronPDF you can convert an HTML, that supports CSS into a PDF. The way you see it in Chrome, is how you are gonna receive it via IronPDF NuGet.