AgentPDF is the PDF generation API for AI agents. It gives agents their own PDF engine, like Canva does for humans. Design templates in a visual editor, or let your agent create them — then generate thousands of pixel-perfect PDFs with just data.
Create PDF templates with AI. Generate invoices, certificates, contracts, and any PDF at scale — via API or MCP.
Connect any AI agent — Claude, ChatGPT, or your own — to create and generate PDFs directly through the Model Context Protocol.
One API call to generate a pixel-perfect PDF. Pass in your template and variable data, get back a production-ready file.
Describe the PDF you need in plain language. Our AI builds a complete, styled template in seconds — or use your own AI agent via MCP.
Dynamic placeholders like {{client_name}} or {{invoice_total}} make every template reusable. One template, unlimited PDFs.
No Puppeteer. No headless browsers. Same input, same PDF, every time. What you see in the editor is exactly what generates.
Fine-tune any template with our WYSIWYG editor. Drag-and-drop layouts, colors, padding, gradients — pixel-level control when you need it.
From prompt to pixel-perfect PDF in three steps.
Use your own AI agent via MCP, call our API, or describe what you need in our editor. "A professional invoice with a dark blue header, line items table, and payment terms." AI builds a complete, production-ready PDF template in seconds.
Add smart variables like {{client_name}} or {{invoice_total}} to make your template reusable. Refine with AI — "make the header blue," "add a signature line" — or use the visual editor for pixel-level control. The preview matches the final PDF exactly.
Pass your variable data via API or MCP and get back a pixel-perfect PDF. Generate one or ten thousand — same quality, every time. No Puppeteer, no headless browsers, no rendering inconsistencies. Just reliable, deterministic PDF generation.
Everything you need to know about generating PDFs with AI.
Any type — invoices, certificates, offer letters, contracts, billing statements, resumes, reports, receipts, proposals, and more. Design a PDF template once, then generate thousands of unique PDFs at scale by passing in different data.
AgentPDF provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that any AI agent can connect to — Claude, ChatGPT, custom agents, or any MCP-compatible tool. Your AI agent can create PDF templates, fill them with data, and generate PDFs without ever touching a browser.
Most PDF generators render HTML through a headless browser, which means layout inconsistencies, slow render times, and constant CSS debugging. AgentPDF uses deterministic rendering — same input, same PDF, every time. No browser layer, no surprises, pixel-perfect results.
One API call: send your template ID and variable data (names, dates, amounts, line items), get back a pixel-perfect PDF. Works for a single PDF or tens of thousands. Perfect for billing systems, HR platforms, or any application that needs PDFs on demand.
Yes. Describe the PDF you need in plain language — "a professional invoice with a dark header and line items table" — and AI builds a complete, styled PDF template in seconds. Use our built-in AI, or connect your own agent via MCP to create templates programmatically.
Smart variables are dynamic placeholders like {{client_name}} or {{invoice_total}} that get replaced with real data when you generate a PDF. Repeatable sections handle dynamic lists — like line items on an invoice — so one template works for any amount of data.
Yes. AgentPDF has a free tier with AI-powered PDF template creation and API access. For higher volume PDF generation and advanced features, upgrade to Pro. See our pricing page for details.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard that lets AI agents use external tools. With AgentPDF's MCP server, any AI agent can create PDF templates, fill them with data, and generate PDFs — making AgentPDF the PDF engine your AI agents have been missing.
Create PDF templates with AI. Generate thousands of pixel-perfect PDFs at scale via API or MCP. One template, unlimited PDFs.
