Enter your docx or pdf template ID. Please note that you must first upload your template into your docMaker dashboard in order to get a template ID.

Upload your docx template into docMaker.co (in the templates section) and retrieve your template ID (generated automatically by docMaker based on the template name you provided)

Provide here the desired name of your output file with the extension (can be .docx or .pdf)

You can choose to create .docx files or.pdf files when sending your data and template to docMaker.

Width (in pixels) of all images in your document. Height will be calculated automatically. You can also adjust each image's width individually (check docmaker [user guide](https://guide.docmaker.co/build-docx-template))

If "false", docMaker servers will not keep any trace of the data you sent.

Decide on what docMaker should do when no data is sent for a substitution tag in your document.

We offer 2 pdf engines : "standard" will handle almost all fonts but is a bit slower, while "custom" only accepts some specific fonts (like Verdana") but is faster.

Add information which you can use in docMaker dashboard (requests logs and errors logs) to identify your request. Very useful to track potential errors in your zaps.

URL of the webhook to receive created file. When you create large pdf with multiple images, the pdf creation in docMaker might take too long and trigger a timeout in Zapier. In case you have such large files, you should use a webhook instead, which will receive the file once created, without any risk f a timeout.

Use this field to identify your file when sent to a webhook. Docmaker will send this information to your webhook.

Optional. When using a webhook you may provide a bearer token to the used by docMaker as an authentication when calling your webhook endpoint.

Provide any additional data to populate your template here, must be in a valid JSON format.

Upload your pdf form into docMaker.co (in the templates section) and retrieve your template ID (generated automatically by docMaker based on the template name you provided)

Name of the result file, including extension. Ex : "output.pdf".

Size of the font which you want to use to fill your form. Default: 10

Optional. Data which you can use in order to identify your API calls in docMaker dashboard request logs section. Will help you debug your workflows and identifie failed API calls.

Optional. Minimum font size for your document : to be used when docMaker will automatically adjust the font size based on your pdf form input size and the length of the text strings which you will  send.
Default : 6.

Uncheck this box if you want your pdf form to remain editable after filling it with data. Default is set to true, i.e; : the output file will be read-only.

Optional. URL of your webhook, if you wish to receive the result file through this method. If this field contains a URL, then the response file will be sent to this endpoint.

Optional. ID of the object to which you want to attach the result file.

Optional. Use this field to identify the result file when received on your webhook.

Required. Name of your output file. Do not forget to include the extension (.pdf)

Required. URL of the webpage which you would like to print to pdf.

Required. Size of the pdf file which you would like to print. If you chose "full_length" the whole webpage will be printed into 1 long pdf without page breaks

Optional. Minimum loading time which you want to set for your page before triggering the export to pdf. Useful for pages with long loading time.

Optional. Page ranges to print to pdf.
examples: 1-5, 8, 11-13

Required. Define your page orientation :
true : landscape
false : portrait

Optional. Size of the left margin in pixels or in centimeters.
example: 10px

Optional. Size of the right margin in pixels or in centimeters.
example: 10px

Optional. Size of the top margin in pixels or in centimeters.
example: 2cm

Optional. Size of the bottom margin in pixels or in centimeters.
example: 2cm

Optional. Timezone to be used by docMaker server when accessing your webpage for printing. Useful when your webpage contains dates or times.
Example: Europe/Paris
 See [ICU meta zones](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/deps/icu.git/+/faee8bc70570192d82d2978a71e2a615788597d1:source/data/misc/metaZones.txt)

Optional. Browser language (locale) to be used by docMaker server when accessing your webpage for printing, according to ISO 3166-1 standard. 
example: en-US
[List here](https://lingohub.com/developers/supported-locales/language-designators-with-regions)

Optional. Viewport width: width of the viewport to be used by docMaker when loading your page before exporting to pdf. Unit: pixels.
example: 960

Optional. Viewport height: height of the viewport to be used by docMaker when loading your page before exporting to pdf. Unit: pixels. Recommended height for full page printing : 600px
example: 600

Optional. Chose wether you want to displaya footer on each pdf page. Options are :

- noFooter - (default) Will not display any footer
- pageNumbers - docMaker will insert page numbers at the bottom right of each page.
- customFooter - docMaker will insert your own html footer (which you have to define in the "htmlFooter" property) on each page of the pdf document.

Optional. Html footer to be displayed on each page printed to pdf.
example: <div style="width: 100%; font-size: 10px; padding: 5px 5px 0; color: #000000; position: relative;"> <div style="position: absolute; right:20px; top: 0px;"><span class="pageNumber"></span>/<span class="totalPages"></span></div>"

Optional. URL of your webhook, if you wish to receive the result file through this method. If this field is empty, response will not be sent throught webhook. If this field contains a URL, then the reponse file will be sent to this endpoint.

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