Papyrium Demo

One core. Every framework. PDFium performance in the browser.

Papyrium keeps heavy PDF processing off the main thread and delivers the same viewer API across Vue, React, Svelte, and Vanilla, with only one runtime dependency.

Launch Vue demo API playground

One runtime dependency: @embedpdf/pdfium

PDFium-powered rendering in a dedicated worker

Main thread stays free for smoother interactions

One API surface across Vue, React, Svelte, and Vanilla

Framework-agnostic core with optional web-component chrome

Full chrome or minimal embedded mode

Built-in annotations, search, text selection, and PDF export

Strict TypeScript API with bundler-friendly worker overrides

Live viewer preview

Default load with viewer-only chrome: no toolbar and no sidebar.

Vue Demo

Production-style integration with reusable component wrappers and framework ergonomics.

React Demo

Modern React setup showing event wiring, lifecycle handling, and chrome features.

Svelte Demo

Lean component setup with reactive bindings on top of the same core viewer engine.

Vanilla Demo

Direct web-component usage for teams that want zero framework lock-in.

Vanilla Core

Low-level Viewer API usage without the chrome UI for fully custom interfaces.

API Playground

Interactive sandbox for annotations, selection, search, and runtime API calls.

Install from this demo deployment

Local dev and deployed builds publish a package tarball at: /packages/conekto-papyrium-latest.tgz

npm install /packages/conekto-papyrium-latest.tgz