TrendTweekers/mintpdf
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HTML & Markdown → PDF, as a REST API and an MCP server. No template editor, no dashboard.
MCP
TrendTweekers/mintpdf
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
Converts HTML and Markdown to PDF via a REST API or an MCP server. Built in TypeScript. It has no template editor and no dashboard.
Best for
Best for
Developers needing a simple programmatic HTML/Markdown to PDF conversion API or MCP server
Use cases
- Generate PDFs from HTML content programmatically
- Convert Markdown documents to PDF via REST API
- Integrate PDF generation into MCP-based tools
Notes
Converts HTML and Markdown to PDF via a REST API or an MCP server. Built in TypeScript. It has no template editor and no dashboard.
1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-23. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Generate PDFs from HTML content programmatically
- Convert Markdown documents to PDF via REST API
- Integrate PDF generation into MCP-based tools
Pros
- Simple API for HTML and Markdown to PDF conversion
- MCP server support enables AI tool integration
- Lightweight with no dashboard or template editor overhead
Cons
- No template editor or dashboard for visual management
- Very early stage project with minimal adoption
- No additional features beyond basic conversion
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Pros
- Simple API for HTML and Markdown to PDF conversion
- MCP server support enables AI tool integration
- Lightweight with no dashboard or template editor overhead
Cons
- No template editor or dashboard for visual management
- Very early stage project with minimal adoption
- No additional features beyond basic conversion
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