Reads 75 extensions
PDF, Office, CAD, images and email all render from the one package, so there is no second library to license for the awkward formats. DICOM sits behind a plugin of its own.
Your documents stay on your server
Rendering runs inside your own infrastructure, which is usually the condition for putting a viewer on regulated or client-confidential documents at all.
Install it from NuGet
The package targets ASP.NET Core and MVC, and deploys to Windows, Linux or Docker along with the rest of your application.
What the SDK does that a web viewer cannot
Doconut.com licenses the rendering engine behind these free viewers as a .NET SDK. If you need the same output inside your own DMS, legal or HR application, you add a NuGet package and the documents stay on your servers.
Try Doconut.com
Doconut.com licenses the same rendering engine as a .NET library you install from NuGet and run inside your own application.
It reads 75 extensions across 18 families — PDF, Office, CAD, images and email — from the one package, so the awkward formats do not send you to a second vendor. DICOM is the one you license on top.
Your users preview documents inside your product instead of downloading them and hunting for an application that opens them.
DWG drawings and layered PSD files render the same way PDF and DOCX do, which is the part a general-purpose viewer usually leaves to a second vendor.
It targets ASP.NET Core and MVC, and ships to Windows, Linux or Docker along with the rest of your application.
New formats and fixes arrive in the package, so keeping up with a format that changed is a version bump rather than work on your side.
Rendering runs inside your own infrastructure, which is usually the condition for putting a viewer on regulated or client-confidential documents at all.
Annotation, conversion, DICOM and full-text search are four separate plugins on top of the viewer, licensed when you need them.
The documentation and a code sample per framework live on Doconut.com, along with the trial licence.