Reforgio

Reforgio turns templates into documents. Design an invoice, report, or certificate once in the dashboard , then render it to PDF or XLSX from your code with a single call.

30 seconds to a PDF

render-invoice.ts


import { ReforgioServer } from '@reforgio/sdk-core/server'
 
const reforgio = new ReforgioServer(process.env.REFORGIO_SECRET_KEY!)
 
const doc = await reforgio.render('YOUR_TEMPLATE_ID', {
  invoice_number: 'INV-2026-001',
  customer_name: 'ACME Corp',
  items: [{ name: 'Design work', quantity: 10, price: 120 }],
})
 
console.log(doc.downloadUrl) // presigned URL to the finished PDF

Every render returns the same shape:

Field	Type	Meaning
`documentId`	`string`	ID of the generated document — use it with `GET /v1/downloads/:id` to get a fresh link later
`status`	`'completed' \| 'failed'`	Render outcome
`downloadUrl`	`string`	Presigned download URL for the finished file (time-limited)
`fileSizeBytes`	`number`	Size of the generated file
`renderTimeMs`	`number`	Server-side render duration

How it fits together

Dashboard — sign up, manage API keys, and build templates visually (HTML, table, and canvas sections with typed variables).
API — https://api.reforg.io, versioned under /v1, authenticated with an x-api-key header. Full interactive reference lives at api.reforg.io/api/v1 .
SDKs — @reforgio/sdk-core (TypeScript client for browser and Node.js) and @reforgio/sdk-react (provider + hooks).

Two ways to render:

From your backend with a secret key (sk_live_…) — full access, simplest setup. Start here.
Directly from the browser with a public key (pk_live_…) — safe to ship to clients thanks to a domain allowlist and a signed user handshake. See Frontend rendering.

Getting started — first PDF in 10 minutes Backend rendering guide Frontend rendering guide API reference