Customize PDF Reports with Themes & Colors | Divine API

This guide explains how you can visually personalize your PDF reports using theme and color‑based parameters. By customizing these design elements, you can align the report’s look and feel with your brand identity, improve readability, and create a more premium experience for your users. Below is a detailed explanation of each design‑focused parameter and how it enhances the final PDF output.

Color & Theme Options at a Glance

Before diving into individual customization parameters, it’s helpful to get a high-level view of how color and theme options work together in your PDF reports.

These options allow you to control the visual identity of your reports using parameters such as background_color, text_primary_color, text_secondary_color, heading_color, and theme_color, along with front_image and report_name for cover design and report naming, ensuring that every generated PDF aligns seamlessly with your theme.

The screenshot below provides a consolidated overview of key colors and theme-related parameters and highlights where each one is applied within the report layout. This overview is especially useful for quickly validating your design configuration before generating reports at scale.

Note: These color and theme options apply only to Vedic PDF Reports.

1. text_primary_color

The text_primary_color parameter defines the color used for the main readable content throughout the report, including paragraphs, tables, planet details, and core astrological information. Selecting a well-contrasted and readable primary text color typically a dark shade on a light background ensures clarity, improves reading comfort, and allows users to easily consume detailed astrological insights across the entire PDF.