Generating a PDF File with Images via Make

FillFaster's integration with Make lets you seamlessly create PDF files containing images. This feature simplifies the process of combining visual content into professional-looking PDF documents.

Here's a quick guide on how to generate a PDF file with images using FillFaster's app on Make.

1. Access FillFaster’s App
• Open the FillFaster app on Make.
2. Create or Select a PDF Template
• If you already have a PDF template, select it. Otherwise, create a new one.
• Ensure that the template includes placeholders for images (e.g. image fields).
3. Prepare Your Image
• Convert your image to a base64 string. The format should be:
  data:image/[IMAGE FORMAT];base64,[BASE64 OF THE IMAGE]
• For example:

• Use FillFaster’s module to generate the PDF.
• The image will appear in the specified location on the PDF template.
  
  

Remember that image fields support formats like PNG and JPEG.

* If you have the image in Make's data (buffer) format, you can use the built-in string function base64 to convert it inline, as shown in the following image:

data:image/png;base64,base64(data)