The makesPDF home page now opens with a stack of three real documents — a monthly KPI report, an incident postmortem, and a usage statement — rendered by the same pipeline the API runs.
A little further down, a new "What it makes" gallery shows five complete samples: three curated library templates and two Markdown documents. Every card links to the full PDF and to the source it was rendered from — the template DSL or the Markdown file — so you can check the output and the input side by side.
Charts and diagrams in the samples are drawn as native PDF vector graphics and tagged with alt text generated from the data, so screen readers can read them.
Three of the five samples are curated library templates — fork one and render it with your own data. The other two are plain Markdown, run through the same pipeline as any Markdown you send.