I’m building a small platform that stores static HTML snippets in a database and automatically converts them into print-ready A4 PDFs. Each page contains text only—no images or charts—so typography, margins, bleed settings and font embedding must all meet commercial print standards. What I need from you is a lean, well-documented solution that pulls the HTML from the database, paginates it correctly and streams the finished PDF for download or direct print. I’m open to the stack—wkhtmltopdf, headless Chrome, PrinceXML, LaTeX, Django, Node or similar—as long as the final file is fully compliant and reproducible. Key goals • One-click generation of a PDF from stored HTML • Consistent A4 layout with predefined headers, footers and page numbers • Simple admin screen or script to add, edit and preview the HTML blocks before export • Clear instructions for deploying the tool on a Linux server (CLI or web interface) Acceptance criteria • Generated files pass a pre-press check (fonts embedded, CMYK/300 dpi where relevant, correct trim size) • All content draws directly from the database—no manual copy-paste steps • Source code and a short README handed over on completion If you have a proven workflow for static-text PDF output and can get this running quickly, let’s talk.