How to capture HTML
The capture workflow renders pasted HTML, a local HTML file or one bounded local static HTML project (.zip). A project may include qualified local CSS and referenced PNG, JPG or WebP assets; active and remote content is removed. The chosen viewport can be exported as PNG, opaque JPG or self-contained SVG.
Steps
- 1Provide HTML or a static project
Paste markup, choose a local HTML file, or add a bounded local static HTML project (.zip) containing one HTML document plus qualified local CSS and referenced PNG, JPG or WebP assets.
- 2Choose viewport and output
Select a useful responsive width and height, then choose PNG, JPG or SVG according to transparency and destination support.
- 3Review the sanitized render
Compare text wrapping, fonts, spacing and backgrounds with the intended result before downloading.
Key decisions
When should I use a project ZIP?
Use it when one local HTML document depends on included CSS and PNG, JPG or WebP files. Pasted and single-file style blocks are still removed; only the qualified project stylesheet is applied.
How does viewport size affect the result?
Responsive CSS and line wrapping use the chosen dimensions, so phone-like and desktop-like widths can produce substantially different layouts.
Before you download
Know the limits
- Scripts, event handlers, forms, frames and remote references are removed rather than executed.
- The ZIP path is a bounded static subset: it does not run JavaScript, load fonts, fetch URLs or reproduce a live website.
- Raster output depends on browser support for rendering HTML inside SVG, and complex styles may not reproduce exactly.
- SVG output uses a foreign object to contain the sanitized HTML, and its appearance can vary in software outside modern browsers.
Verify the copy
Common questions
Can I enter a website address?
No. The source is pasted HTML, a local HTML file or a bounded local static project ZIP rather than a remote-page navigator.
What can the project ZIP contain?
Exactly one HTML document plus supported local CSS and PNG, JPG or WebP files within the stated limits. Unsupported files reject the project.
Will JavaScript run during capture?
No. Scripts and event handlers are removed before the preview is rendered.