PDF to HTML Conversion Guide

• All text and fonts should be fully embedded in the PDFs;

• Text should not be flattened, rasterized, or paths;

• All text will be extracted as-is from the PDFs. If Glyphs or fonts have used that change the look and output of a character, the character will be extracted. This causes some small-caps fonts to be rendered as lower-case for example. Ensure that the characters used are upper-case in these instances, so the extracted text will be upper-case as well.

• Flattening of images and/or layers should be avoided, so images can be extracted as separate items

• Down-sampling should be avoided where possible. For file size reasons, some down-sampling is preferred. Ensuring a crisp look at max 2400px width or height for large images is the goal

• 300DPI+ images are preferred as long as the size of the PDF does not exceed ~300MB. If the feed exceeds 300MB in size, please do down-sample the images to around 150DPI and/ or use better compression.

• No security should be used

• Compression is fine

• All pages should be single-page

• All pages should be in the correct order

• Trim boxes should always be set correctly to display only the relevant page information with no bleed or overlap with the opposite page of the spread.