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@zurdai/n8n-nodes-unlimitedpdf

v0.11.2

Published

16 days ago

n8n custom node: convert any input (HTML, text, table, JSON, lists) into a PDF. Free and unlimited!

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Convert to PDF (Unlimited) — n8n custom node

This n8n node converts any kind of input (HTML, text, tables, JSON, lists, binary, etc.) into a PDF. Free and unlimited - no API key required!

Features

Accepts HTML, text, JSON objects, arrays and tables and converts them to a printable PDF.
Renders HTML with Puppeteer when available for full HTML/CSS support.
Has a fallback PDF generation (pdf-lib) if Puppeteer cannot run in the environment.
Output options: Binary file, temporary URL (via file.io), or both.

Installation

npm install @zurdai/n8n-nodes-unlimitedpdf

Usage

Install the node package in your n8n custom nodes directory.
Drop the node into your workflow and feed it items.
The node will look for fields like html, text, arrays, or JSON to convert.
Choose your output type: Binary (file), URL (temporary link), or Both.

Output

Binary mode: Produces a binary property named pdf on each outgoing item with MIME type application/pdf.
URL mode: Adds pdfUrl and pdfFileName to the JSON output with a temporary download link (auto-expires).
Both mode: Combines both outputs.

Notes

Puppeteer requires a headless Chromium binary. If your environment can't launch Chromium, this node will still create a basic text-only PDF using pdf-lib.

Development / Tests

Install dev deps:

npm install

Build and run tests:

npm run build
npm test