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HTML to image online

Choose a screen size and export HTML or a bounded local static project as PNG, JPG or SVG.

HTML INPUT

How it works

How to turn HTML into an image with PixHandy

  1. 1
    Provide 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.

  2. 2
    Choose viewport and output

    Select a useful responsive width and height, then choose PNG, JPG or SVG according to transparency and destination support.

  3. 3
    Review the sanitized render

    Compare text wrapping, fonts, spacing and backgrounds with the intended result before downloading.

What happens

Capture HTML: what changes

HTML capture accepts pasted source, a bounded local HTML file or a local static HTML project (.zip) with qualified CSS and PNG, JPG or WebP assets. It removes active and remote content before rendering the chosen viewport.

Read the html capture guide →

What PixHandy changes

  • Removes scripts, forms, embedded frames and remote resource references before preview.
  • Resolves qualified local CSS and referenced PNG, JPG or WebP assets from a bounded static project ZIP.
  • Renders the same sanitized source at a named phone, tablet, desktop or social-image viewport, or at exact custom dimensions.
  • Exports lossless PNG, quality-controlled opaque JPG or a self-contained SVG wrapper.

Before you download

  • Pasted and single-file style blocks are removed. Use safe inline styles, or choose a bounded static project ZIP for qualified local CSS and referenced raster assets.
  • Remote fonts, stylesheets and images are not loaded, and project ZIPs do not run JavaScript or recreate a live website.
  • Complex browser-only effects may not render inside the portable capture layer.
  • SVG output embeds sanitized HTML in foreignObject, so test the file in the modern browser or destination where it will be used.
Common questions

Capture HTML FAQs

Can I paste a website URL?

No. Paste HTML, choose an HTML file, or add a bounded local static HTML project (.zip). PixHandy does not navigate to or recreate a live website.

Can a project ZIP include CSS and images?

Yes. One bounded static project may use qualified local CSS and referenced PNG, JPG or WebP files. HTML scripts and remote content are removed; unsupported archive entries, invalid CSS or unresolved qualified references reject the project.

Why are scripts removed?

Running untrusted scripts is unnecessary for a static image and would create security and privacy risk.

Which output should I choose?

Choose PNG for lossless pixels, JPG for a smaller opaque image, or SVG when your destination supports self-contained HTML inside SVG foreignObject.