You need to provide both a template and a CSV file. The template should be an HTML file with placeholders in the format:
The CSV file defines the contents. Each row correspondends to one generated PDF. So for example per employee. The column with the name "Label" will be used to name the generated PDF files, so make sure to include a column with that name. You can download an example CSV to see how the data should be structured. The column header defines the placeholder names in the template. For example a column called `Name` will be placed into
Now let's get started - upload your files below and click "Generate PDFs" to receive a ZIP file with all the generated PDFs based on your template and CSV data.
{{ColumnName}}The template defines how the generated PDFs will look, and the placeholders will be replaced with data from the CSV file. Each row in the CSV should correspond to one generated PDF, with column names matching the placeholders in the template. The casing is important.You can download an example template to help you get started. You can also open it with any basic text editor like notepad and update it. Feel free to use AIs as aid, they can help you generate or modify templates.The CSV file defines the contents. Each row correspondends to one generated PDF. So for example per employee. The column with the name "Label" will be used to name the generated PDF files, so make sure to include a column with that name. You can download an example CSV to see how the data should be structured. The column header defines the placeholder names in the template. For example a column called `Name` will be placed into
{{Name}}. Please do not use spaces or special characters in the column names.Now let's get started - upload your files below and click "Generate PDFs" to receive a ZIP file with all the generated PDFs based on your template and CSV data.
Template:
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Supported: text/html
CSV:
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Supported: text/csv