Need to convert Html TO Image

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Hi

I'm facing a problem.Help me out..
I need to convert HTML to JPEG. This HTML contains both data and image. Is there any way to convert this? or Is there any way to convert HTML to PDF and again PDF to JPEG?

Thanks
Krutika

Marvin Reid · Answer

Hi, You can convert from HTML to JPEG directly using the following code: using(RasterCodecs codecs = new RasterCodecs()) { RasterImage image = codecs.Load(@"C:\Files\input.html"); codecs.Save(image, @"C:\Files\output.jpeg", RasterImageFormat.Jpeg, 0); } https://www.leadtools.com/help/sdk/tutorials/dotnet-fx-console-load-and-save-images.html https://www.leadtools.com/help/sdk/dh/co/rastercodecs-save(rasterimage,string,rasterimageformat,int).html

Garry Gibson · Answer

Hi, here is another solution that you can try. I found it to be very convenient and straightforward: // Convert HTML to JPEG. DocumentModel doc = DocumentModel .Load( "Sample.html" , LoadOptions .HtmlDefault); doc.Save( "Sample.jpg" , new ImageSaveOptions ( ImageSaveFormat .Jpeg)); // Or convert HTML to PDF. DocumentModel doc = DocumentModel .Load( "Sample.html" , LoadOptions .HtmlDefault); doc.Save( "Sample.pdf" , SaveOptions .PdfDefault); The code uses this C# library for Word document processing and you can notice from the above sample that it has an intuitive api for converting html files into a pdf-s with C# . Also you have a LoadText instance method which you can call on document's content to load a HTML formatted string.

lili ana · Answer

try pdf converter for Mac or pdf to flash converter

rebecca yang · Answer

Try this spire.doc .Sure it can solve your problem.

Steve Netk · Answer

T ry this html to image converter. In this demo you can convert an URL or a HTML code to an image. You can select the image format (PNG, JPG, BMP) and the browser width in pixels. When the selected image format is PNG it is also possible to choose if the image background is transparent when the HTML document does not have a background.

tarek294 · Answer

Check the following Url: http://webapplication02.blogspot.com/2011/01/convert-html-to-image.html

krutika · Answer

Hi Chaitanya, I have used IECapt exe which I got it from sourceforge site. I exactly don't remember what I did but I think I run the exe through c# code and provided the both path for html and the final destination where u want the image to be saved. Just search with tag "IECapt" you will get more info. Thanks, Krutika Suchak

Chaitanya Reddy Vonaja · Answer

hi,i can get the source doe for saving the html to image please.iam need of it Thank You

pritesh patel · Answer

hi can you give me source code?i am using asp.net with c#

krutika · Answer

Hi, Thanks For your reply. Let me explain you whole scenario, I am using a web part. I need to give a option like Save this web-part as an Image. So, what i'm doing is "taking HTML content of a webpart" and now I want to save this html content to JPEG. If I use webbrowser then whole page content will be coming. I need only a web-part's content..Is there any solution??

Blake Arnold · Answer

I have found 2 effective solutions to this. First of all, you'll need to transform whatever Html you want to a new xhtml file/stream, (XHTML is a newer generation of html markup stated in XML). Or you can configure your ASP.Net application to render XHTML content. Step 2: you'll need to transform XHTML to FO(formatting object language) using a XML Stylesheet (XSL transformation). Step 3, Convert FO file/stream to a PDF file. You can achieve this step by using an opensource compiled dll called nfop which is hosted on sourceforge.net. Step 4. Convert PDF file/stream to an image file/stream. I am aware there are some third party API out there for doing this step, but they are not cheap unless you want to implement your own converter. You can probably skip this step if you can find an API to convert XSL-FOs to images directly. So basically, here is the streamline process. HTML ------->XHTML -----FO ---------PDF ------------JPEG XSL NFOP Converter Depending on the context, a WebBrowser Control could be used to do this. If you create a Control that derives from the WebBrowser Control, you should be able to override the OnPaint method and pass a Graphics instance to the base class's OnPaint Method to get it to draw on an image. I hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions.

Need to convert Html TO Image

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