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Adding a page to a PDF file is a key feature in modern PDF viewer components, enabling users to dynamically insert new content into existing documents. This capability is particularly useful in web applications that require real-time document editing or automated PDF generation, such as form processing, report building, or multi-user collaboration platforms.

Several ASP.NET Core PDF viewer controls offer the ability to add pages to a PDF file including:

• Telerik UI PDF for ASP.NET Core (part of Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core) allows developers to insert a new page at any location.
• Document Solutions for PDF by MESCIUS enables the addition of new pages with configurable size and orientation, making it ideal for dynamic document creation.
• Syncfusion ASP.NET Core PDF (part of Syncfusion Essential Studio Enterprise) provides methods to add blank pages or clone existing ones.

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PDF components provide developers with a set of tools for programmatically handling Portable Document Format (PDF) files within applications. These components enable both the creation and manipulation of PDF documents, supporting a wide range of document workflows across platforms and industries. By integrating such components, developers can build features for generating reports, rendering documents for viewing, or embedding print-ready files in business applications, often without relying on external software or services.

Common features include:

• Creating PDFs allows developers to generate PDF files dynamically from scratch or from templates, often with full control over layout, fonts, and content.
• PDF Reader/PDF Viewer functionality enables applications to render and display PDF documents interactively, supporting zoom, navigation, and annotations.
• Printing/Saving to PDF provides an option to export content or print output directly into a PDF file, preserving formatting and layout.
• Right to Left (RTL) Support ensures that content in languages such as Arabic and Hebrew is displayed correctly, including text alignment and reading order.
• Searching Text allows users to locate and highlight specific terms or phrases within a PDF document.
• Saving a PDF to a Stream enables in-memory saving of PDF documents, which is particularly useful for web services and APIs where disk I/O is limited.
• Opening Existing PDFs from Stream provides a way to load and manipulate PDF files directly from memory streams, improving performance and enabling secure handling of sensitive documents.

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