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Making a one-page PDF poster or title card with PDFKit: what its documentation says (not run)
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What this guide covers
Helps developers who want to build a single-page poster or title card PDF from code. It summarises what PDFKit's README and its drawing, text, image and accessibility guides state, as an untested checklist. It is based on documentation only: no PDF was made and no standards conformance is claimed.
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Making a one-page PDF poster or title card with PDFKit: what its documentation says (not run)
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Helps developers who want to build a single-page poster or title card PDF from code. It summarises what PDFKit's README and its drawing, text, image and accessibility guides state, as an untested checklist. It is based on documentation only: no PDF was made and no standards conformance is claimed.
Useful starting points
- Filling and then stroking the same path separately does not work in PDF; the drawing guide says to use the combined fill-and-stroke call.
- Giving an image both width and height stretches it; fit, cover or scaleDown keep it inside a box.
- PDFKit's built-in standard fonts cannot be embedded, and the accessibility guide says using them breaks PDF/UA and PDF/A compliance.
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