JavaScript vs. MarkupGo vs. TypeScript vs. WebFrame Kiosk Comparison Chart

​MarkupGo is a versatile API that enables the conversion of HTML, Markdown, and URLs into images and PDFs, facilitating the automation of document workflows such as generating invoices, reports, and marketing materials. It offers a template editor for creating reusable templates with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, allowing users to design custom layouts for their documents and images. It supports various conversion methods, including transforming web pages to PDFs or images by providing a URL, and directly converting HTML content for more control over the output. Additionally, MarkupGo features an image transformation API that allows on-the-fly resizing, cropping, rotation, and application of filters to images. It is designed for ease of integration, offering a Node.js client library and comprehensive documentation to assist developers in implementing its functionalities. ​

WebFrame Kiosk allows you to turn an iPadOS or iOS device into a single-purpose kiosk displaying full-screen web apps, web pages, multimedia, documents, and more. Settings can be synced with iCloud, or you can choose WebFrame Pro for a fully remote-managed solution when paired with many leading mobile device management (MDM) products. WebFrame provides a full-screen browser with no address or navigation bars. This allows you to create a true kiosk experience and keeps users in the web site, web app, document, or multimedia you intended. WebFrame supports HTML printing controls to support scenarios such as gift registries, guest registration, and more. Printing can be disabled for kiosks requiring higher security or situations that simply don’t support printing. Limit browsing to approved domains to prevent users from leaving the site or web app you have configured.