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Overview

Zite apps can generate PDFs directly from the data inside your app. That helps when a workflow needs a polished document that can be downloaded, emailed, signed, printed, archived, or attached to another system. PDF generation works especially well for business apps where a record already contains the information the document needs, such as customer details, project line items, totals, dates, terms, approvals, signatures, or status.

Good-fit app ideas

PDFs are useful when your Zite app manages a real operational process and the output needs to leave the app as a formal document.

Ask Zite to generate PDFs

When you build or update your app, describe the document you need, where the data should come from, and what should happen after it is generated.

Digitize an existing PDF

Original PDF converted into a digitized form
You can upload an existing PDF and ask Zite to digitize it into a form, then save submitted results to your database. This is helpful when you already have a quote template, contract, intake packet, inspection checklist, or report format that you want to turn into a data-driven app. Digitizing makes it easier for customers to complete documents online. They can fill out the form digitally instead of printing the PDF, writing on it by hand, scanning it, and emailing it back.

FAQs

Not yet. Uploading an existing PDF, filling it in, and exporting it like for like is on the roadmap.
Take a screenshot of the generated PDF and include it in your prompt. Tell Zite what you want to improve, such as spacing, layout, branding, headings, or field placement.
Yes. Tell Zite when the PDF should be sent, who should receive it, and whether it should be attached to an email notification or made available as a download link.
Yes. Generated PDFs can use the records, fields, calculations, dates, totals, customer details, and status values already stored in your app or database.
Yes. Ask Zite to create a secure signing page where customers can review the document, sign it, and download the final signed PDF.
Last modified on July 24, 2026