Create a PNG image from an uploaded HTML file for sharing, documentation, or visual reference. The result is a static image rather than an interactive web page.
Drag files here. Maximum size — 5 GB
Capture HTML content as a static image for sharing.
Include page visuals in documents, reports, or presentations.
Create image-based references for reviews or discussions.
Archive the visible appearance of an HTML document.
Use page content where an image format is preferred.
A PNG provides a static visual representation of the uploaded HTML file, but it is not an exact browser reproduction and does not retain interactive web features.
Documentation
Add page visuals to manuals, reports, or technical documentation as image files.
Presentations
Insert a PNG snapshot of HTML content into presentation slides.
Design reviews
Share a static visual reference when discussing page layouts or content.
Project archives
Keep an image record of an HTML document for future reference.
Team communication
Share page content as an image in chats, emails, or collaboration tools.
Free online converter for converting files from HTML to PNG.
This converter accepts an HTML file uploaded from your device. It does not retrieve content from website URLs or automatically download remote pages.
HTML documents frequently depend on external CSS, JavaScript, fonts, images, and other linked resources. If those resources are unavailable during conversion, the resulting PNG may look different from the original page.
Responsive layouts and browser-specific rendering cannot always be reproduced in a static image. The generated PNG should be reviewed to confirm that it meets your intended purpose.
PNG is a raster image format rather than a web document. The output is not interactive, does not behave like HTML, and is not guaranteed to be an exact visual copy of how the page appears in a browser.