Miraplacid Publisher SDK

Generates virtual printer driver to converts any printable documents to images (TIFF, JPEG, TGA, BMP, PNG, PDF) or web presentation, then save to file or upload to a server. You can customize it with interactive wizard and embed into your application

Version: 7.1
License: Free
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: www.miraplacid.com
Developed by: Miraplacid

SDK generates virtual printer driver with all the functionality you find in Miraplacid Publisher. You can customize it and embed into your software.

With the driver generated with Miraplacid Publisher SDK you can convert (print) any document to an image or web presentation. Anyone can open your document across a broad range of hardware and software, and it will look exactly as you intended - with layout, fonts, and images intact.

No one can modify or copy and paste your texts.

After installation on your PC, driver generated with the SDK appears as a new virtual printer in your system.

All the documents you print to this "printer" will be accessible from you software via COM interface. You scale the image, adjust hue, saturation and value, get rid of unused white borders, and do some other image processing.

Then you can save results images to disk, upload to FTP or HTTP server, or print them to a real printer.

Miraplacid Publisher SDK supports following output formats: PDF, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PNG, TGA and GIF.

When redirecting to a printer, reduce saturation to save color cartridge or increase value to save black ink. Use borders detector in manual mode to set printing area when you need to print only the document part you need.

Turn "Auto Send" on if you want the driver to send images to chosen destinations without waiting for your input.

If you want every document to be saved to an individual file, add {{DATE}}, {{TIME}}, {{IDENTITY}}, {{PAGE}} or {{JOB}} to the file name or path. They will be replaced with current date, time, some unique number, page number and print job id respectively.

SDK is free, but you will need a license to use or redistribute the printer driver it generates.