HTML to Image Converter
Renders pasted HTML and CSS markup (no file upload, no URL screenshots) into downloadable PNG, JPEG (fixed quality 0.95), or SVG via the html-to-image library. Preview is DOMPurify-sanitized — free to start with no signup. Files are converted locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
How to Use the HTML to Image Converter
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Frequently Asked Questions
What HTML can I convert to an image?
Any valid HTML and CSS — including text, layout, gradients, shadows, borders, and images. Complex layouts with flexbox and grid are supported.
What output formats are available?
PNG, JPEG at fixed quality 0.95, and SVG — via the html-to-image library's toPng/toJpeg/toSvg. Saved as rendered.<format>; there is no quality setting to tune.
Does it render external fonts and images?
External fonts may render if they are loaded via CSS @font-face. External images are generally not included due to CORS restrictions — use inline base64 images for best results.
What is the maximum output size?
Output is limited by browser memory. Most modern browsers handle images up to 4096x4096 pixels. Very large HTML may need to be scaled down.
Is my HTML data stored?
No. All rendering happens locally in your browser using the html-to-image library on DOMPurify-sanitized markup. No HTML data is sent to any server.
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Last updated October 2026