Question: Hello, I've just downloaded your VeryPDF HTML Converter. I'm trying to convert a very simple html file into an image file. I'm having trouble with the quality. I've played with the x and y resolution, but the "text" is still very grainy looking. Is there any way to smooth this out? (See attached samples.) As always, thank you so much for your support.
Fig. 1. error image
Solution: All the trial version of VeryPDF software will leave watermark on the output file after conversion. If you use the full function version, this matter can be solved.
Fig. 2. conversion by full function version
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Question:Hi thank you for your response.I have purchased the full version. I'm running this command, however the jpg that's created is 96 dpi and not 200 (as I expected). Here is the command I'm running (and I've attached the image). Is it possible to create an image that's greater than 96dpi? Am I running the wrong command?
htmltools.exe "d:test.html" -xres 200 -yres 200 d:test4.jpg
Solution: If you want to make 200 dpi jpg file, please first convert it to emf then convert the emf file to jpg file.
For example:
htmltools.exe test.html out.emf
htmltools.exe -xres 200 -yres 200 out.emf out.jpg
During the using, if you have any question, please contact us as soon as possible.
In the following part, I will introduce VeryPDF HTML Converter brief. As its name shows, this software can convert all the HTML pages to PDF, PS, JPG and other image formats and also supports the conversion from EMF, WMF and RTF to PDF and images.
There are three versions of this software stated on our website: GUI , command line and the SDK version. And all the versions allow you to have a free trial. For the command line version I mentioned above, here is the downloading link of HTML Converter.
During the using, if you have any question, please contact us by the ways stated on our contact us website.