Htm2Pic is a desktop software that efficiently converts HTML pages from any URL into images in several popular formats such as BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, and TIF. This batch conversion tool is ideal for efficient processing of a large number of web pages.
With Htm2Pic, you won't need another batch watermark generator, batch image converter/thumbnailer, or Tiff combiner/splitter. The program's key features include taking a snapshot of a whole webpage into one image without scrollbars, a stable and fast rendering engine that's compatible with all web pages, support for a dozen image formats (JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG, TIFF, PCX, WMF, and TGA, among others), and the ability to convert web pages directly to PDF (with PDF being considered one of the many supported img formats).
Other features of Htm2Pic include cookie enablement, allowing you to bypass any login page and snap inside, the automatic creation of a thumbnail image from a large image while taking a snapshot, support for 5+ special image effects (such as Buttonize, Drop Shadow, Round Corner, Reflection, etc.), the ability to run at the background (web pages don't need to be displayed for capturing), and support for batch conversion (which is extremely fast).
You can also batch resize any existing images, resize your captured images whenever you want, and choose from flexible resizing options (by percent or by fixed width and height). Htm2Pic supports converting local HTML and MHT files to images, capturing sites with FLASH content, and URL files. It even lets you grab URLs in IE address bar, which saves a lot of time.
Additionally, Htm2Pic supports adding customized text/image watermarks to existing images and converting HTML to PDF (allowing you to turn web pages into multi-page PDF/TIF/DCX documents in just one click) and converting images to PDF (enabling you to turn existing images into multi-page PDF/TIF/DCX documents). All in all, Htm2Pic is an excellent tool for anyone looking to convert HTML pages into images or PDF documents quickly and easily.
Version 1.4.3: many small improvements