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This article aims to show you how to use VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter to convert HTML to image and set image color depth/bit count in Windows systems.

The followings are details about converting HTML file to image file and edit image color depth/bit count with VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter:

1. First, please download package of this software:

Then, please extract content of this download package to your computer directly, so you can use trial version of this software to process your own task in your computer.

2. Run command prompt window

Command prompt window is operating environment of commands on Windows platforms. So you need to open it before starting conversion: click Windows + R hotkey so that Run dialog box could be opened on screen, and then, please run cmd.exe by inputting it in Run dialog box, and later on, command prompt window could be popped on screen automatically.

3. Convert HTML file to image files and edit image color depth/bit count

After command prompt window is opened, you can refer to following example to accomplish your own conversion and setting:

html2any.exe -printtospl C:\out.spl https://www.verydoc.com –imgbc 4

html2any.exe -printtoemf C:\out.emf C:\test1.htm –imgbc 1

• Here are relevant parameters below:

-imgbc <int>: set color depth (1, 4, 8) for out image conversion

-printtospl: is to print HTML file to SPL image file

-printtoemf: is to print HTML file to EMF image file

• Here are relevant directories below:

html2any.exe: is to use this software through calling executive file html2any.exe

C:\test1.htm: is to specify web page file for print later

C:\out.spl: is to specify output image file SPL

C:\out.emf: is to specify exported image file EMF

https://www.verydoc.com is to specify input online web page file through URL

When you finish typing commands and relevant parameter like above, you can start conversion so that VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter could help you convert HTML file to image files and set image color depth/bit count through commands, and then, targeting image files with specified image color depth/bit count could be produced into targeting folder in your computer.

After you produce destination image files directly with this software, please feel free to read other articles here, where you can find more functions about VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter and even other software, other than only ones about how to convert HTML file to image files and edit image color depth/bit count with commands.

It is so easy to set image size during converting HTML to image with command line through VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter on Windows platforms.

Here are details to use VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter to convert HTML file to image files and edit image size below:

Step1. Download

You need to download package of this trial version software from following entrance:

After download is finished, please open this zip file and extract its content to your computer directly so that trial version of this application could be used by you for later process in your computer.

Step2. Run

After you own trial version of this utility, please run cmd.exe in your computer, then command prompt window could be opened on your screen, which is running environment of commands in Windows systems. So later on, you can directly input commands and parameters there.

Step3. Convert

In opened command prompt window, please type your own commands and parameters to accomplish conversions referring to following example:

html2any.exe -printtoimage C:\out.png -imgw 800 -imgh 1000 https://www.verydoc.com

Where:

• html2any.exe is to call executive file “html2any.exe” for running this application itself
• -printtoimage is to print HTML file to image files
• C:\out.png is to specify output image file as PNG file
• -imgw 800 is to set image width as 800
• -imgh 1000 is to edit image height as 1000
• https://www.verydoc.com is to specify input online web page file through URL

You need to know that besides int values above in parameters, other values could be also set flexibly as you want. After all basic work like above is done well, please convert HTML file to image files with specific image size in command prompt window. After a few while, targeting image files could be added into destination folder.

To know more about other function of VeryDOC HTML to Any Converter, besides setting image size during converting HTML file to image files with commands, please frequently visit here when you have free time. Thank you for reading this article here!