PDF Comments sdk
Use our PDF comments SDK to easily start and participate in conversations with Nutrient’s proprietary real-time comment collaboration, or choose PDF-native comments and replies for improved asynchronous collaboration.
How it works
Empower your users to engage in document discussions with a sleek, user-friendly interface for viewing and adding comments.
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KEY FEATURES
Our Web PDF comments SDK provides support tailored for both real-time editing for server-backed applications and conventional annotation-based comments and replies for standalone apps.
Excellent compatibility
Enable seamless, live conversations directly within your app. Real-time syncing ensures every comment and reply stays perfectly in step.
Let users comment anywhere — on text, drawings, or images — with a clean, thread-style UI that makes navigating discussions effortless.
Keep teams aligned by tagging collaborators and sending instant notifications. Every message feels personal, and every reply feels immediate.
What features does Nutrient’s PDF comments and replies SDK offer?
The SDK provides capabilities for adding, viewing, and replying to comments within PDF documents. Users can place comments freely on a page or associate them with specific text highlights. The interface supports threaded conversations, facilitating organized discussions.
How are comments stored, and are they compatible with other PDF readers?
Comments are stored as PDF replies upon export, ensuring compatibility with any PDF reader that supports annotation replies. This means comments made with Nutrient’s SDK will be visible and interactive in other compliant PDF viewers.
Does the SDK support real-time collaboration on comments?
Yes. When integrated with Nutrient Instant, the SDK allows real-time synchronization of comments across users. This enables immediate visibility of comments and replies, enhancing collaborative workflows.
Can users mention specific individuals in comments and receive notifications?
The SDK supports user mentions within comments, allowing participants to tag specific individuals. Additionally, notifications can be configured to alert users when they’re mentioned, ensuring prompt attention to relevant discussions.
Is the user interface customizable to fit specific application requirements?
Yes. The SDK offers a customizable user interface, enabling developers to tailor the appearance and behavior of comment tools to align with their application’s design and user experience standards.
What platforms and frameworks are compatible with Nutrient’s PDF comments and replies SDK?
The SDK is designed for cross-platform compatibility, supporting integration into web applications using JavaScript frameworks, as well as mobile platforms such as iOS and Android. It also extends support to React Native, ensuring a consistent commenting experience across devices.
How does the SDK handle offline usage and data synchronization?
For standalone web applications, comments can be saved as annotations within a PDF, allowing offline access and later synchronization when reconnected. In server-backed applications, real-time synchronization ensures all users have the most up-to-date comments instantly.
A PDF comments SDK allows developers to embed commenting and conversation features into PDF documents within their applications. Nutrient’s PDF comments SDK supports both real-time and standard threaded comments, enabling users to leave feedback, reply to others, and tag collaborators — all directly in the document interface.
When evaluating a PDF comments SDK, consider how well it supports collaboration, integrates with your app, and enhances the user experience. Key considerations include:
To build seamless document collaboration, you need tools that enable both asynchronous feedback and live conversations.
Nutrient’s SDK helps teams collaborate faster and more efficiently inside your application by turning PDFs into conversation hubs.
Nutrient stands out for its dual support of real-time and standard commenting, its export compatibility, and its developer-friendly integration.