Without belaboring the point, let's see how to add 'PDF to HTML feature' into any .Net application. First of all, to give your .Net application ability to convert PDF to HTML, add a reference to the 'SautinSoft.PdfFocus.dll' assembly. You may download it here, 104.0 Mb.
HTML to PDF provides better results because image to PDF will always have rasterized objects within it. You may want to check out more software, such as C# HTML to PDF, ASP. NET C# PDF Software or C# PDF, which might be similar to Generate PDF in C#. EVO HTML to PDF for.NET and C# can be integrated in ASP.NET, MVC and Azure applications to convert HTML5, CSS3, WebFonts and SVG to PDF in C# and VB.NET.
Let's take a look to a very straightforward example in C#:
PDF Focus .Net generates documents in HTML5 format. Also you may choose between the two conversion modes:
HTML-Fixed is better to use for rendering, because it completely repeats the PDF layout with the structure of pages.
The markup of such documents is very complex and have a lot of tags styled by (x,y) coords.HTML-Flowing is better for further processing by a human: editing and combining.
The markup of such documents is much simple inside and has the flowing structure. It's very simple for understanding by a human.
Another point of interest, PDF Focus .Net can generate HTML documents with images embedded using base-64 algorithm. Given this fact, you can convert PDF to HTML completely in memory without HDD.
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