WeasyPrint

WeasyPrint is a visual rendering engine for HTML and CSS that can export to PDF. It aims to support web standards for printing. WeasyPrint is free software made available under a BSD license.

It is based on various libraries but not on a full rendering engine like WebKit or Gecko. The CSS layout engine is written in Python, designed for pagination, and meant to be easy to hack on.

• Free software: BSD licensed

• Python 2.7 or 3.4+

• Website: http://weasyprint.org/

• Latest documentation: http://weasyprint.org/docs/

• Source code and issue tracker: https://github.com/Kozea/WeasyPrint

Documentation contents

• Installing
  • Linux
  • OS X
  • Windows
• Tutorial
  • As a standalone program
  • As a Python library
  • WeasyPrint Navigator
  • Errors
  • Stylesheet origins
• API
  • API stability
  • Command-line API
  • Python API
• Features
  • URLs
  • HTML
  • PDF
  • Fonts
  • CSS
• Hacking WeasyPrint
  • Documentation changes
  • Code changes
  • Dive into the source
• WeasyPrint changelog
  • Version 0.42.3
  • Version 0.42.2
  • Version 0.42.1
  • Version 0.42
  • Version 0.41
  • Version 0.40
  • Version 0.39
  • Version 0.38
  • Version 0.37
  • Version 0.36
  • Version 0.35
  • Version 0.34
  • Version 0.33
  • Version 0.32
  • Version 0.31
  • Version 0.30
  • Version 0.29
  • Version 0.28
  • Version 0.27
  • Version 0.26
  • Version 0.25
  • Version 0.24
  • Version 0.23
  • Version 0.22
  • Version 0.21
  • Version 0.20.2
  • Version 0.20.1
  • Version 0.20
  • Version 0.19.2
  • Version 0.19.1
  • Version 0.19
  • Version 0.18
  • Version 0.17.1
  • Version 0.17
  • Version 0.16
  • Version 0.15
  • Version 0.14
  • Version 0.13
  • Version 0.12
  • Version 0.11
  • Version 0.10
  • Version 0.9
  • Version 0.8
  • Version 0.7.1
  • Version 0.7
  • Version 0.6.1
  • Version 0.6
  • Version 0.5
  • Version 0.4
  • Version 0.3.1
  • Version 0.3
  • Version 0.2
  • Version 0.1

Authors

Development Lead:

• Simon Sapin

• Guillaume Ayoub

Contributors:

• Aarni Koskela

• Alessandro Pasotti

• Anaèle Baumgartner

• Andres Riofrio

• Aymeric Bois

• Chung Wu

• Clément Plasse

• Colin Leitner

• Florian Demmer

• Florian Mounier

• Frédérick Deslandes

• Glwadys Fayolle

• Gregory Brown

• Joe Hu

• Johan Dahlin

• Johannes Duschl

• Peter Moulder

• Pierre-Alain Mignot

• Priit Laes

• Salem Harrache

• Sergey Pikhovkin

• Smylers

• Thomas Grainger

• kaikuehne

• mbarkhau