Narity Reporterpreview

Evaluation demo

Convert a Crystal Reports file to PDF online

Try a sample without an account, or upload your own .rpt file. Saved data fills in its rows. Get a watermarked PDF without installing anything.

Try a sample

Render three fictional orders from a JSON report definition. No account or upload is needed. View the sample PDF.

To test .rpt decoding, upload your own report. Both options produce watermarked PDFs.

Reproduce this sample on Linux.

Upload your report

Use a report saved with data, up to 12 MB. The demo never connects to a database.

Drop an .rpt here

Or click to choose an .rpt file. Saved data fills in its rows.

Your upload is deleted after rendering unless you choose to retain a failed report below.

Either way, if the render fails, a failure report is emailed to the Reporter team. It never contains your file or its contents.

  1. Decode the container
  2. Bind the saved rows
  3. Lay out and paginate
  4. Render the PDF

Output

The rendered page appears here. Every page carries UNLICENSED COPY across it; a licensed run draws nothing.

What happens to your file. It is written to a scratch file for the length of one render and deleted immediately afterwards, whether the render succeeded or failed. If you ticked the box above and the render failed, the Reporter team also keeps a private copy for 30 days to help fix what failed. Daily cleanup then deletes it. Otherwise the only thing that leaves this server is the failure report described above: its size and file extension, never its name or its contents. No database is ever contacted.
Your database, your parameters. The demo is deliberately sealed: saved data only, no network, no credentials. A real run reads the rows from your own database and binds the report’s parameters — same report file, same output. The code for both is on Examples.