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- HTML to PDF
- Markdown to PDF
- Text to PDF
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- Split PDF
- Extract PDF Text
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- Create Thumbnail
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- Format Date
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- Add Business Days
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- Number to Words
- Build Socket Event Payload
- Validate Client Token
- Validate Agent Context
- Build SQL Request
- Parse SQL Rows
- Generate Access Request Summary
- Publish Socket Event
- Wait for Socket Event
Tools → Markdown to PDF
AI-generatedSummary
Convert Markdown text input into a PDF file, storing the generated PDF as a binary property in the workflow item.
Inputs
- Tool Category — Select the group of tools to show (defaults to 'Documents').
- Markdown (required) — Markdown content to convert into PDF format.
- File Name — Name of the generated PDF file, defaulting to 'document.pdf'.
- Output Binary Property — Property name on the output item to store the generated PDF binary data, default is 'data'.
- Browser Options — Settings to control the browser environment used for rendering the PDF, including executable path, browser channel, timeout, and whether to enable JavaScript during rendering.
- PDF Options — Options to customize PDF output format, orientation, background printing, scaling, margins, header/footer templates, and other rendering preferences.
- Include Plug Tools Metadata — Whether to include metadata about the plug tools in the output item (default true).
- Metadata Property — Name of the property under which metadata will be included if enabled (default '__plugTools').
Output shape
A single workflow item per input item containing the generated PDF in a binary property.
The output item includes the PDF binary file under the specified binary property name, with metadata optionally included in a separate property. PDF rendering is performed via a headless browser with configurable options, and size limits are enforced on input HTML and PDF output.