The PDF Association’s PDF cheat sheets are designed to help developers work more efficiently. They are highly condensed summaries, with … Read more

The PDF industry mourns the passing of the Adobe founder and visionary whose inventions and insights led to the creation … Read more

PDF is a large, complex specification! Developers often look for first steps in its implementation. This article offers some suggestions.

LLMs and generative artificial intelligence, as much (or more) than everything else computers can do, is subject to the iron … Read more

Overcoming ossification requires everyone to agree on the strategy and specific technical changes affecting all stakeholders.

PDF Association members now have a new resource: advance previews of targeted test cases highlighting differences between implementations, including in-depth … Read more

The PDF Association is proud to announce the release of “ISO/TS 32005 Document management – Portable Document Format – PDF … Read more

This update from the PDF/UA Processor LWG includes an example of its work mapping PDF’s structure types to web accessibility … Read more

The most recent specification of PDF doesn’t limit page size… at all. That’s up to the implementation.

Why PDF 2.0 is the definition of PDF every developer should use – even if your products don’t support PDF … Read more