PHP SDK to Create, Edit & Convert PDF Documents

Getting Started with Aspose.PDF Cloud PHP SDK

The recommend way to install Aspose.PDF Cloud PHP SDK is using Composer. Please use the following command for a smooth installation.

 composer require aspose/pdf-sdk-php

PDF Files Creation via PHP REST API

Aspose.PDF Cloud PHP SDK gives software developers the capability to create and manage PDF files inside their own cloud applications. The library has included numerous features for working with PDF files such as insert text to PDFs, add images, insert PDF forms, add PDF annotations, insert new pages, add attachments & bookmarks, control the layout and formatting of the content and many more. The following examples demonstrates how to creates a new PDF file with one page, adds the text "Hello, world!" to the page, and saves the file as a TIFF image.

$tiff_resolution = 72;
$tiff_image_width = 800;
$tiff_image_height = 1000;
$tiff_first_page = 1;
$tiff_last_page = 1;
$tiff_result_file = 'result.tiff';

$response = $api->putSaveDocumentAsTiff($pdf_id, $tiff_resolution, $tiff_image_width, $tiff_image_height, $tiff_first_page, $tiff_last_page, $tiff_result_file);

Convert PDF to Other Formats via PHP API

Aspose.PDF Cloud PHP SDK lets software convert PDF documents to and from various other popular file formats inside their own PHP applications. The SDK supports read and write various popular file formats such as PDF, EPUB, HTML, TeX, SVG, XML, XPS, FDF, XFDF, and so on. The library also supports converting EPUB, HTML, LaTeX, MHT, PCL, DOC, MOBIXML, PDFA, PPTX, SVG, TIFF, XLS, XLSX, XML, XPS, PS, XSLFo, PCL, BMP, EMF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF, to PDF with ease. It also allows developers to control how a PDF document is converted into a Word processing document.

 setAppKey('your_app_key');
$config->setAppSid('your_app_sid');

// create an instance of the API client
$pdfApi = new PdfApi(null, $config);

// set the input file name and path
$fileName = "input.pdf";
$filePath = "/path/to/input.pdf";

// set the output file name and path
$outName = "output.doc";
$outPath = "/path/to/output.doc";

// call the API to convert the PDF to DOC format
$response = $pdfApi->putPdfInRequestToDoc($outName, $filePath, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);

// save the output file to the specified path
file_put_contents($outPath, $response);

echo "PDF document converted to DOC format successfully!";
?>

Image Handling in PDF Files via PHP REST API

Aspose.PDF Cloud PHP SDK REST API enables software developers to handle images inside their PDF documents without using Adobe Acrobat or other third-party software. The library has provided various useful features for handling PDF images, such as inserting images to a particular PDF page, reading all document images, replace Image in a PDF document, image information reading from PDFs, adding a new Images, extract a particular image from PDF, export PDF images to other file formats and many more.

pdfApi = new PdfApi();

}
public function postReplaceImage() {

// Upload file to Aspose Cloud Storage
$fileName = "SampleImage.pdf";
Utils::uploadFile($fileName);
$file = realpath(__DIR__ . '/../../..') . '/Data/aspose-cloud.png';
$result = $this->pdfApi->PostReplaceImage($fileName, $pageNumber = 1, $imageNumber = 1, $imageFile = "", $storage = "", $folder = "", $file);
print_r ( $result );

}

}

$images = new Images();
$images->postReplaceImage();
?>

Pages Handling in PDFs via PHP REST APIs

AAspose.PDF Cloud PHP SDK REST API has provided very useful features for handling pages inside PDF documents. The library allows software developers to add new pages to PDF file, convert PDF document pages to supported image file formats, move PDF pages to a new location inside PDF file, retrieve information about PDF page numbers, delete unwanted pages from PDF file, get PDF word count and so on.

pdfApi = new PdfApi();
}
public function putAddNewPage() {

// Upload file to Aspose Cloud Storage

$fileName = "sample-input.pdf";
Utils::uploadFile($fileName);
$result = $this->pdfApi->PutAddNewPage($fileName, $storage = "", $folder = "");
print_r ( $result );
}
}
$pages = new Pages();
$pages->putAddNewPage();
?>