How it works

One template. One handoff. Done.

Whoever knows what the document should say builds it in the browser. Publishing locks the data model, and that is the whole handoff — a developer or an AI agent wires it up once. Nobody waits on anybody, and nobody writes layout code.

01Design it in the browser
02Hand over the data model
03Render from your app
In the browserno code
The Pagr editor with a sales report template open next to its live PDF preview
Start from a ready-made invoice, report or letter
Choose which data is static and which data comes from your application with each render
Ask the AI assistant for a change in plain language
Tables, totals and conditions — no formulas
See the real PDF while you edit
Publish a version and the data model is fixed
In your stacktwo lines

You create the template, edit it in the editor, and publish it — that locks its data model. Once it is locked, you hand it to a developer or your favourite AI agent: they map the fields onto the data your app already holds and call render once. Publish a new version later and this code stays exactly the same.

C#

using var pagr = newPagrApiClient(apiKey);
var result = await pagr.RenderAsync(
templateId,
salesReport,
includeDocument: true);
// result.Document → the PDF

Bring whatever you already have

Four ways to a first template
An existing PDF

Upload the document you send today. It comes back as a template.

A sentence

"An invoice with our logo, line items and a total."

A drawing

Photograph the sketch from the meeting. Start there.

One of ours

Template of an invoice, ticket, report, letter, …

The editor

Edit the template, watch the PDF.

Pagr pairs an AI assistant with a real-time PDF preview. Describe a change and the document updates instantly, rendered against sample data — fonts, page breaks, tables and all. So you always have a clear view of what the final version will look like.

Pixel-perfect typography & pagination
Data bindings, loops and conditionals
Version history on every template
editor split view

See it on your own document.

Free to start. No credit card. Build a template and render your first PDF in minutes.