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This article aims to show you how to convert HTML/URL to image and customize web browser dimension on Windows platforms through VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter.

VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter helps Windows users convert HTML to image, URL to image very smoothly when you need to singly or batch convert web page files on Windows platforms. With this software, image properties, e.g., resolution, page size, etc, could be customized through supported parameters as you wish always.

Here is download entrance for trial version of VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter below:

After you download package of this software, please unzip its content to your computer directly. Then, this trial version of application could be used later in your computer.

Here are steps to use VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter to convert HTML/URL file to image  file and customize web browser dimension through command line below:

1. Open command prompt window

You need to run cmd.exe or cmd in your computer so that command prompt window, which is running environment of commands in Windows systems, could be popped on screen directly, then, you can type commands there for fulfilling relevant conversion.

2. Convert HTML/URL file to image file and edit web browser dimension

In opened command prompt window, you can refer to following commands example to accomplish your own conversion:

html2image.exe -url=https://www.verydoc.com/ -out=C:\verydoc.png –bwidth 300 –bheight 200

html2image.exe -url=C:\test1.htm -out=C:\test1.wmf –bwidth 200 –bheight 300

html2image.exe -url=C:\test2.mht -out=C:\test2.bmp –bwidth 400 –bheight 200

In the examples above, you need to know:

• html2image.exe is to call executive file “html2image.exe” for using this software
• -url=https://www.verydoc.com/is to specify input URL
• -url=….htm/mhtis to specify input web page file
• -out=….bmp/wmf/png is to specify output image file
• -bwidth=<int>:set browser width (default: 800)
• -bheight=<int>: set browser height (default: automatically determined)

After commands and parameters like above are typed in command prompt window, you can click enter there so that this software could help you convert HTML/URL file to image files with specific web browser dimension set accordingly. And later on, targeting image files can be automatically added into destination folder in your computer.

In the end, to know more about practical functions of VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter, please keep visiting here for more information. Thank you for reading this article which is about how to convert HTML/URL file to image files and customize web browser dimension.

Want to edit image resolution/DPI when converting HTML/URL to image on Windows platforms? VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter could help you totally.

VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter could be used to produce HTML/URL to various image files through command line . Moreover, this software allows you to edit image properties, e.g, resolution, page size, etc. very flexibly. So if you would like to experience this application, please download its trial version here:

With VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter, you can edit image resolution/DPI during converting HTML/URL to various image through following way:

1. Run cmd

Command prompt window is our running environment of commands, so it is elementary to open it with this way:

Click hotkey Windows + R > input cmd in pop dialog box > click ok, then command prompt window could be opened on screen.

2. Convert HTML/URL to various image

Here is an example you can refer to when you type your own commands and parameter for accomplishing conversion:

html2image.exe -url=C:\test1.htm -out=C:\test1.bmp -dpi=300

  html2image.exe -url=C:\test2.htm -out=C:\test2.jpg -xdpi=200 -ydpi=300

where parameters:

• -xdpi=<int>: edit X resolution of the output image (default: auto)
• -ydpi=<int>: edit Y resolution of the output image (default: auto)
• -dpi=<int>: set Both X and Y resolution of the output image (default: auto)

where directories:

• html2image.exe is to run this software through calling executive file “html2image.exe”
• -url=C:\test2.htm is to specify input HTML file
• -out=C:\test2.jpg is to specify output image file of JPEG

When you finish this setting like above, you can start to convert HTML/URL file to image file and set image resolution flexibly. Then, after a few seconds, image files with specific resolution could be produced into targeting folder directly.

After you have been through description about how to use VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter to convert HTML/URL file to image files and set image resolution/DPI with commands, please feel free to ask us questions via dropping here your comments, if you have some confusions about this software or this article. Thank you for your support here.

This article aims to show you how to convert HTML/URL to image and set image page size through VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter.

VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter enables you to convert HTML/URL to image and edit image page size within one process through command line. This application is very powerful that it supports so many image formats, e.g., EMF, WMF, PNG, JPG, TIFF, BMP, etc.. I really need to say that this software is really worth your try, thus, if you want to try it here, please feel free to download it here:

And then, here are steps to use VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter to convert HTML/URL file to image files with commands:

1. Open command prompt window

Click Windows + R hotkey to open Run dialog box, then type cmd and click ok so that command prompt window could be opened on screen automatically.

2. Convert HTML/URL file to image file and set page size

To let you understand the whole conversion better, here is example for you to refer to below:

html2image.exe -url=https://www.verydoc.com/ -out=C:\verydoc1.jpg –width=200 -height=300

In the example above, you may need to know:

parameters:

• -width=<int>: edit width of the output image (default: auto)
• -height=<int>: edit height of the output image (default: auto)

directories:

• html2image.exe is to run this software itself by calling executive file “html2image.exe”
• -url=https://www.verydoc.com/ is to specify source online web page through URL
• -out=C:\verydoc1.jpg is to specify output image file

When you finish inputting commands and relevant parameters here, please convert HTML/URL file to image in command prompt window. Then, targeting image files with specific page size could be generated into targeting folder.

If you have any confusion about this illustration about how to use VeryDOC HTML to Image Converter to convert HTML/URL file to image files through commands, please let us know through dropping comments here. Thank you for sharing it with me here. 🙂