WeasyPrint is a powerful open-source visual rendering engine that converts HTML and CSS documents into high-quality PDF files. Designed for developers and designers, it transforms modern web content into paginated, print-ready documents using a simple command-line interface or Python API.

Features of WeasyPrint:

Converts web content into pixel-perfect PDFs.
Supports modern CSS features like flexbox, custom fonts, page breaks, and media queries.
Ideal for generating invoices, reports, certificates, or printable documents from web applications.
No dependency on browser engines — WeasyPrint uses its own rendering engine built on Cairo, Pango, and other libraries.
Scriptable using Python, making it suitable for automation and integration into web frameworks like Django and Flask.

To generate a PDF using WeasyPrint:

    $ weasyprint https://example.com output.pdf

System Requirements: WeasyPrint depends on system libraries such as Cairo, Pango, and GDK-PixBuf. These are automatically installed in most Linux setups using a virtual environment and pip.

Disclaimer: WeasyPrint is distributed under the BSD License and developed by the CourtBouillon community. This package is provided as-is without warranty. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any commercial entity. Ensure secure implementation in production environments.

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Weasyprint on Ubuntu 24.04

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Weasyprint on Ubuntu 24.04

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Weasyprint on Ubuntu 24.04
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