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HTML to JPG Converter

Convert Web page files to JPEG image — free, private and right in your browser.

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Max 100 MB per file · HTML, HTM

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    Free No watermark No sign-up Files never uploaded
    Pictures missing?Save as “Webpage, Single File” or embed images.
    Live website?Use your browser’s own screenshot feature.
    Scripts in the file?They do not run, for safety.

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    How to convert HTML to JPG

    1. Select your HTML files.Add saved .html files — email templates, certificates or reports.
    2. Click Convert to JPG.The page is laid out on A4-sized pages; each becomes a JPG.
    3. Download your JPG images.Download the page pictures to share them.
    4. Check each page image.Pictures from other websites may not appear.

    About HTML to JPG

    When is it useful? HTML to JPG makes a picture of an HTML file — for example an email template, a certificate, a report exported as HTML, or a simple web page you saved — so you can share it as an image.

    Good to know: upload the .html file itself (not a web address). The page is laid out on A4-sized pages and each page becomes a JPG. For your safety, scripts do not run and pictures stored on other websites are not loaded; only pictures embedded inside the file appear.

    Tips for Better Results

    • Save the web page as “Webpage, Single File” or embed images if you want them to show.
    • Simple layouts convert more faithfully than complex web apps.
    • To capture a live website, use your browser's own screenshot feature.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I use a website address?
    No. Upload the .html file itself.
    Why are pictures missing?
    Pictures stored on other websites are not loaded. Embed them or save as “Webpage, Single File”.
    How do I capture a live website?
    Use your browser’s own screenshot feature.
    Which pages convert best?
    Simple layouts convert more faithfully than complex web apps.
    Works with: WhatsApp · social media · email · most image viewers

    What converts well, and what doesn't

    Your HTML fileResult in JPG
    The pageLaid out on A4-sized pages
    Each pageBecomes a JPG
    ScriptsDo not run (for your safety)
    Pictures on other websitesNot loaded
    Simple layoutsConvert most faithfully
    💡 Tip: Simple layouts convert more faithfully than complex web apps.

    Common uses

    Email templatesShare a preview image.
    CertificatesTurn HTML certificates into JPG.
    HTML reportsShare as pictures.
    Saved pagesMake a page image.
    MessagingSend as a photo.
    Social mediaPost a page.

    Is my file safe?

    Browser processing: your files are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to our server.

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    Guide

    HTML to JPG: a complete guide

    When a picture of an HTML file is useful

    HTML files — email templates, certificates generated by software, exported reports, simple pages you built — need a browser to view. A JPG picture can be posted, sent in chats, inserted into documents or printed without any browser at all.

    What happens when you convert

    Upload the .html file itself. It is opened in a safe sandbox inside your browser: scripts do not run, and nothing is loaded from other websites. The content is laid out on A4-width pages and each page is saved as a JPG, named with its page number. Multi-page results download as a ZIP, or one by one from the file list.

    What shows up

    Text, headings, tables, colours and styles written inside the HTML file appear. Pictures appear only if they are embedded in the file; pictures and style sheets linked from websites are not fetched. Content created by JavaScript, such as charts or dynamic lists, does not appear because scripts are switched off.

    Common problems and how to fix them

    The page looks unstyled: the CSS is in a separate file — paste it into a style tag inside the HTML. Pictures are missing: save the page as “Webpage, Single File” or embed images. You want a live website as a picture: use your browser's screenshot or Print → Save as PDF instead.

    Good habits

    Keep layouts simple and fixed-width for clean pictures, check every page image, and keep the original HTML file.

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