With a flexible and efficient core, our command line tool is the top choice for capturing website snapshots. It supports multiple threads, has a stunning thumbnail effect, and can generate images in a variety of formats. It's fully customizable to meet any need!
If you're looking to integrate HTML to image functionality into your project, then you need to try out the Htm2Pic Command Line Tool. This tool offers a standard console application that makes it easy for you to take snapshots of multiple HTML pages simultaneously. The built-in multi-threading engine ensures that the process is quick and efficient. You can also prepare URLs in a text file or use the Windows scheduler to ensure that the process runs smoothly.
The Htm2Pic Command Line Tool captures HTML content in full-length without scroll bars and saves it into an image in almost all popular formats, including BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF, and more. Additionally, the tool comes with code snippets that show you how to call it from your favourite programming language, enabling you to begin integration right away. Make sure to check out the detailed usage to leverage the full power of this flexible tool.
Some of the key features of the Htm2Pic Command Line Tool include the ability to take a snapshot of a whole webpage into one image without scrollbars. Additionally, the tool comes with a flexible rendering engine that is compatible with all web pages, and supports dozens of image formats, including JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, TIFF, PCX, WMF, TGA, and more. The tool also allows you to directly convert webpages into PDF, and is cookie enabled, allowing you to bypass any login pages and snap inside.
Other features include the ability to automatically create thumbnail image previews if you turn on the -thumbnail option, as well as support for 5+ special image effects (Buttonize, Drop Shadow, Round Corner, Reflection, etc.). The tool is multi-threading enabled, allowing you to convert several pages at a time, and comes with flexible resizing options based on percent or fixed width and height. It also supports converting local HTML and MHT files to image, capturing sites with FLASH content, and supports the use of URL files to list sites in a text file that the program will handle. Last but not least, you can convert all captured images into one multi-page TIF file if you turn on the -multipage option.
The Htm2Pic Command Line Tool captures HTML content in full-length without scroll bars and saves it into an image in almost all popular formats, including BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF, and more. Additionally, the tool comes with code snippets that show you how to call it from your favourite programming language, enabling you to begin integration right away. Make sure to check out the detailed usage to leverage the full power of this flexible tool.
Some of the key features of the Htm2Pic Command Line Tool include the ability to take a snapshot of a whole webpage into one image without scrollbars. Additionally, the tool comes with a flexible rendering engine that is compatible with all web pages, and supports dozens of image formats, including JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, TIFF, PCX, WMF, TGA, and more. The tool also allows you to directly convert webpages into PDF, and is cookie enabled, allowing you to bypass any login pages and snap inside.
Other features include the ability to automatically create thumbnail image previews if you turn on the -thumbnail option, as well as support for 5+ special image effects (Buttonize, Drop Shadow, Round Corner, Reflection, etc.). The tool is multi-threading enabled, allowing you to convert several pages at a time, and comes with flexible resizing options based on percent or fixed width and height. It also supports converting local HTML and MHT files to image, capturing sites with FLASH content, and supports the use of URL files to list sites in a text file that the program will handle. Last but not least, you can convert all captured images into one multi-page TIF file if you turn on the -multipage option.
What's New
Version 1.0.3: many small improvements