Ibex PDF Creator version 6 is now available for
.Net Framework 4.8 on Windows and
.Net 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 and 9.0 on Windows and Linux

Now released for .Net 9.0

Features

Scalable Performance

Ibex is the first commercially available XSL-FO formatter for .Net and remains the most complete, scalable and high performance formatter available. Ibex uses a streaming architecture, allowing massive documents to be produced without requiring huge amounts of memory.

No Runtime Costs

Ibex is licensed on a per-developer basis only. There are no per-server or per-CPU costs, you can deploy to as many test and production environments as you like, or ship Ibex as part of your application without runtime costs.

Separating Layout from Content

Ibex gives you complete separation of data from document layout. Ibex takes data from your application (as XML) and uses an XSL stylesheet which defines the page layout to create a PDF file. Changes to the document layout don't require recompiling your application. Common layout features such as company logos and fonts can be standardised across different documents.

Scalable Vector Graphics

Ibex supports Scalable Vector Graphics images including transparency, linear and radial gradients, and SVG images which contain other bitmap image column2-image

Complex Tables

Ibex supports complex table layouts including cells which span multiple rows and columns, aligning data on decimal points regardless of font size, conditional headers and footers (for saying "continued on next page"), conditional borders at page breaks and lots more column2-image

Generating Table of Contents

A table of contents can be automatically generated, including clickable page numbers which link to the correct page in the document column2-image

Generating PDF Bookmarks

Bookmarks can be automatically generated, including clickable page numbers which link to the correct page in the document column2-image

Right to Left Flow

Ibex supports right to left text for Arabic text including shaping of adjacent Arabic characters and laying out tables and multi-column pages right to left column2-image