I am looking for a way using Opus - to convert single page .html files to .png files.
Maybe someone knows of a windows command line tool that I can call from a custom button to make the conversion a "select & click process".
I need a quality tool for high resolution conversions.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
You will probably need two tools: the first to convert the web page into a document, and the second to convert the document into an image.
These play well with Opus:
Pandoc – A universal document converter
ImageMagick – Mastering Digital Image Alchemy
Alternatively, you could use a browser and an extension that saves pages as images. Admittely, not very convenient for more than a few files.
As far as browser extensions, if you want image perfect capture stick with GoFullPage. If you're more leaning to a much smaller size' getting the text, getting clickable links and in a pdf format, try:
PrintFriendly
Thank you all.
I ended up writing a bat file and using wkhtmltoimage.
Next I need to learn how to create a menu button to call a bat file. I assume it will be much the same as for a exe file.
Anyway ... here is the bat file incase anyone finds it useful. Naturally you will need to replace my directory references with yoor own.
@brupp are you referring to a local html file or are you talking about taking a screenshot from a given url, but using DOpus?
For the latter, you can use the https://htmlcsstoimage.com API from DO itself. It seems promising, at least in some tests I did. (And is free for up to 50 images per month)
I am refering to taking a HTML directory representing a screenshot and converting it to a single png file.
I have this problem because I am exporting notes from Evernote and they provide a single page HTML output option - so thjat is what I want to copnvert to a PNF.
In any case I will take a lok at the utility you suggested.
Thanks