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HTML to JPG
Convert HTML code to a compressed JPG image in your browser. Render HTML/CSS and export as a space-efficient JPEG file. JPG is smaller than PNG, making it ideal for sharing, emailing, or embedding in documents. No server upload, no signup.
Updated June 2026
- 1Enter a URL or paste HTML
- 2Set the capture options
- 3Generate and download the JPG
How to use HTML to JPG
- 1
Enter a URL or paste HTML
Provide the web page address or raw markup you want captured.
- 2
Set the capture options
Choose the viewport size and output resolution.
- 3
Generate and download the JPG
The rendered image downloads automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about html to jpg.
PNG is lossless (supports transparency, larger files). JPG uses lossy compression (no transparency, smaller files). Use PNG for designs with transparency or sharp text; use JPG for photos or when file size matters.
Yes. Adjust the quality from 70% (smaller file) to 100% (maximum quality, larger file). 85-90% is a good balance for most uses.
Yes. Inline and embedded CSS styles are applied before capturing. External CDN stylesheets also load if internet is available.
Yes. html2canvas renders the HTML locally and exports to JPEG. No server upload required.
Yes. Set the viewport width to match the platform (e.g., 1200px for LinkedIn, 1080px for Instagram) and export as JPG.
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