PDFluent for Rust

One command. The package is on crates.io today.

Open a PDF, print the page count. The example below is the smallest useful program — copy, paste, run.

use pdfluent::PdfDocument;

fn main() -> pdfluent::Result<()> {
    let doc = PdfDocument::open("invoice.pdf")?;
    println!("{} pages", doc.page_count());
    Ok(())
}

• Server-side document pipelines
• Native CLI tooling
• Embedding the SDK in Rust services and workers

This list is honest, not exhaustive. The site-wide list lives at Known limitations.

• Public beta — APIs may shift before 1.0.
• XFA rendering fidelity is improving; complex dynamic forms may render with visual deltas.
• PDF/A conversion currently covers PDF/A-1b, 2b, and 3b. Uncommon profiles are scoped for later releases.

PDFluent ships with a 30-day trial built in. Every paid plan includes a perpetual-fallback licence — your build keeps working at the version you licensed, indefinitely. Details on the licensing page.

• Open crates.ioBrowse versions and the published API.
• View pricingAnnual licences with perpetual-fallback.
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