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Turn a simple HTML file into a picture you can post or send. Each A4 page of the content becomes a sharp PNG.
How to use the HTML to Image
- Upload your .html file.
- Press PNG.
- Download your image, or a ZIP file if there's more than one page.
What to expect
Sharp at 200 DPI
Text stays clear when you zoom in.
Best for simple pages
Scripts don't run, and outside images and styles aren't loaded.
To capture a website
For a live site, your device's screenshot feature will be more exact.
Changing the format
Your result is a PNG. To change it to another format, use PNG to JPG or the Image Converter.
What works best
Simple documents such as notices, tables, invoices and text pages turn out well. Pages that depend on JavaScript, online images or web fonts won't look the same, as these aren't loaded. Each A4 page becomes one PNG, and more than one page downloads as a ZIP file.
Other ways to capture a page
| You want... | Try |
|---|---|
| A live website as it looks | A screenshot on your device |
| A PDF rather than an image | HTML to PDF |
| A smaller picture | PNG to JPG or Compress Image |
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert HTML to an image?
Upload the file and press PNG. Your images download automatically.
Can I enter a website address?
Not currently. It works with an uploaded HTML file.
Why did I get a ZIP file?
Long content runs onto several pages, and each page becomes its own image.
Is my file kept?
Your files are only used for this job and are deleted from the server afterwards.
What size are the images?
They're A4 pages at 200 DPI.
Helpful guides
- JPG vs PNG vs WEBP: Which Image Format Should You Use?A plain comparison of quality, file size and transparency, and which to pick for each job.
