Convert PDF to PDF/A on Server/Desktop

Convert a PDF document to PDF/A format. Supports all PDF/A versions and conformance levels: PDF/A-1A, PDF/A-1B, PDF/A-2A, PDF/A-2B, PDF/A-2U, PDF/A-3A, PDF/A-3B, PDF/A-3U, PDF/A-4, PDF/A-4E, PDF/A-4F.

1PDFACompliance pdf_a = new PDFACompliance(true, filename, null, PDFACompliance.Conformance.e_Level2B, null, 10, false);
2pdf_a.SaveAs(output_filename, false);

1PDFACompliance pdf_a(false, filename, 0, PDFACompliance::e_Level2B, 0, 10);
2pdf_a.SaveAs(output_filename);

1pdfa := NewPDFACompliance(false, filename, "", PDFAComplianceE_Level2B, nil, 0, 10, false)
2pdfa.SaveAs(output_filename, false)

1PDFACompliance pdf_a = new PDFACompliance(true, filename, null, PDFACompliance.e_Level2B, null, 10);
2pdf_a.saveAs(output_filename, false);

1async function main() {
2  const pdfa = await PDFNet.PDFACompliance.createFromUrl(true, filename, '', PDFNet.PDFACompliance.Conformance.e_Level2B, undefined, 10);
3  const buf = await pdfa.saveAsFromBuffer(false);
4
5  //optionally save the blob to a file or upload to a server
6  const blob = new Blob([buf], { type: 'application/pdf' });
7}
8PDFNet.runWithCleanup(main);

1PTPDFACompliance *pdf_a = [[PTPDFACompliance alloc] initWithConvert:YES file_path:filename password:@"" conf:e_ptLevel2B exceptions:0 num_exceptions:10 max_ref_objs:10 first_stop:NO];
2[pdf_a SaveAsFile:output_filename linearized: NO];

1$pdf_a = new PDFACompliance(true, $filename, "0", PDFACompliance::e_Level2B, 0, 10);
2$pdf_a->SaveAs($output_filename, false);

1pdf_a = PDFACompliance(True, filename, None, PDFACompliance.e_Level2B, 0, 10)
2pdf_a.SaveAs(output_filename, False)

1pdf_a = PDFACompliance.new(true, filename, nil, PDFACompliance::E_Level2B, 0, 10)
2pdf_a.SaveAs(output_filename, false)

1Dim pdf_a As PDFACompliance = New PDFACompliance(True, filename, Nothing, PDFACompliance.Conformance.e_Level2B, Nothing, 10, False)
2pdf_a.SaveAs(output_filename, False)

Convert PDF to PDF/A
Full sample code which illustrates how to validate existing PDF documents for PDF/A compliance as well as to convert generic PDF documents to PDF/A format.

PDFACompliance class is used to validate PDF documents for PDF/A (ISO 19005:1/2/3/4) compliance or to convert existing PDF files to PDF/A compliant documents.

The conversion option analyzes the content of existing PDF files and performs a sequence of modifications in order to produce a PDF/A compliant document. Features that are not suitable for long-term archiving (such as encryption, obsolete compression schemes, missing fonts, or device-dependent color) are replaced with their PDF/A compliant equivalents. Because the conversion process applies only necessary changes to the source file, the information loss is minimal. Also, because the converter provides a detailed report for each change, it is simple to inspect changes and to determine whether the conversion loss is acceptable.

The validation option can be used to quickly determine whether a PDF file fully complies with the PDF/A specification according to the international standard ISO 19005:1/2/3/4. For files that are not compliant, the validation option can be used to produce a detailed report of compliance violations as well as a list of relevant error objects.

Key Functions:

• Checks if a PDF file is compliant with any PDF/A specifications (ISO 19005-1, 19005-2, 19005-3, 19005-4).
• Converts any PDF to a PDF/A compliant document.
• Supports all PDFA versions and conformance levels: PDF/A-1A, PDF/A-1B, PDF/A-2A, PDF/A-2B, PDF/A-2U, PDF/A-3A, PDF/A-3B, PDF/A-3U, PDF/A-4, PDF/A-4E, PDFA-4F.
• Produces a detailed report of compliance violations and associated PDF objects.
• Keeps the required changes to a minimum, preserving the consistency of the original.
• Tracks all changes to allow for automatic assessment of data loss.
• Allows user to customize compliance checks or omit specific changes during the conversion process.
• Preserves tags, logical structure, and color information in existing PDF documents.
• Supports user-defined color profiles.
• Offers automatic font substitution, embedding, and subsetting options.