I've helped clients migrate to IronPDF for .NET to improve maintainability and simplify their stacks. IronPDF fulfilled the task reliably: HTML-to-PDF generation is consistent, performance is solid, and we no longer need to maintain separate command-line tools or extra infrastructure. Integration into existing .NET projects was straightforward, the API is intuitive, the documentation is clear and up to date, and the sample code covers most common use cases. Overall, it has proven to be a reliable and maintainable long-term solution for document generation across different .NET environments. I'm happy to recommend IronPDF as a modern replacement for older PDF tools in .Net projects.