How do you convert a HTML file into JPEG file?

Answer 1

1.take screenshot.simple

It is not easy when the pdf file has a lot of pages.

2. Use some converting softwares.

Here are some pdf to jpg converting softwares in the related link.

Answer 2

You can embed the image into the website using for example if your jpeg file is called filename.jpg.The webpage will look like this (simplest ever):







Of course upload the jpeg to the server, otherwise you get displayed a missing image or nothing depending on the browser.

Answer 3

You can't PHP is a server side website file, it is not an image, If you meant captureing a screen shot of the source code, then download the screen shot software or the Print screen function on keyoard.

Answer 4

An HTML file is being printed to the screen by the browser. To convert what is on the screen you can take a screen shot. Some sites have the ability to save the page as PDF which is basically an image file like a JPG. The PDF file can then be saved as a JPG.

Answer 5

You can't.

HTML includes JPEGs and all other images by referencing their location on the internet. The browser then makes a request to the server to transfer the file, which it then renders.

You can use the data-url schema in CSS to include the raw binary data from a JPEG file into a CSS file, but this technique is rarely used because it is less efficient, hard to pull off, and has so-so support amongst the browsers.

Answer 6

The formats are quite different. However, you can open the HTML file in your browser, and take a screenshot. Perhaps you can also find specialized tools that do just that.Please note that information gets lost when you convert to a JPEG file (basically, the result is no longer easy to edit); so you may want to just keep it in the HTML format.

Note also that most people can easily open the HTML format.