Key Features of the Interactive PDF of the Future

Advanced SVG Support:

Native SVG integration, not just conversion to static vectors.

Ability to dynamically manipulate SVG with CSS and JavaScript.

Responsive SVG adaptation to screen and device size.

Support for embedded CSS and JavaScript:

CSS execution for styles and animations.

JavaScript execution for interactivity, logic, and DOM manipulation.

API for accessing and controlling PDF elements from JavaScript.

SVG Animation and Interactive Video Integration:

Support for SMIL- or CSS-based SVG animations.

Video playback with interactive controls (play, pause, volume, full screen).

Ability to interact with the video from JavaScript.

Rendering engine for generative art:

API for dynamically drawing vector graphics from code (Processing, p5.js, etc.).

Support for shaders and visual effects.

Ability to generate PDFs with unique visual content each time you open them.

Visual tools to create immersive experiences:

Drag-and-drop interface to add interactivity without code.

Library of predefined interactive components (buttons, sliders, maps, charts).

Real-time preview of interactivity and animations.