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Hi, welcome to Htm2Pic.com, my dear friend.

You must have cotton around for a while but you finally reach here which I beleive is written. My name is Dennis.Qiang. I worked as a software engineer in a banking company in Asia. Please forgive me for my poor English as it is not my mother language.

It was in the early 2008, and I was envolved in a business project which needs a “html snapshot” feature on windows platform. But after spending quite some time researching the whole market, I found that there’s literally no product that is flexible & powerful enough to meet all my requirements. That’s why I created my own and build this site.

I don’t wanna write long sales letter to tell you about how great my products are, but they really are. I think my site navigation is quite clear, as you can see, there’re 3 edtions of htm2pic, desktop / cmdline / activex. I highly recommend you download the cmdline edition and have a try, it’s quite flexible and affordable. You can easily integrate it into your own project by doing a quick secondary development. A command line tool for converting html to image on other site with less feature may cost you $100 or above, but I only charge you $49. My users say it beat all competitors, and I think you’ll be one of them.

Click here to download Htm2Pic CmdLine Tool.

All right, let me show you some highlight features on how you can leverage the htm2pic command line tool to capture webpages into images

>Htm2PicCmdLine /url www.google.com;www.yahoo.com;www.msn.com -multipage
htm2pic has a built-in multi-threading engine, so it can capture mutilple urls in one action, and by using the “-multipage” flag you can combine all captured images into a multi-page TIF file.

>Htm2PicCmdLine /url www.google.com /width 800 /height 600 /effect ?ds(lb) -thumbnail
You can also apply several special image effects to the final output thumbnail, this command will create a drop shadow(ds) effect on left bottom(lb).

>Htm2PicCmdLine /url www.somesite.com/post.php /postdata usr=username&pwd=password
Posting data to your target url is neatly supported as you can see above.

>Htm2PicCmdLine /url www.google.com /bwidth 1000 /cheight 800 /timeout 15000 /delay 5000
brower width, crop height, http timeout, delay all can be set.

>Htm2PicCmdLine /url www.google.com /format PDF
PDF is one of the many supported formats : JPG/GIF/BMP/PNG/TIF/PDF/PCX/DCX/WMF/EMF/TGA

>Htm2PicCmdLine /usr user_name /key reg_code
You should receive a user_name/reg_code pair after a successful purchase, use this command to register, unlike some other tools, you only have to do this once, there’s no need specify usr/key each time you capture a image