If your Java application needs reliable HTML to image conversion, this article shows how to implement it quickly using the GroupDocs.Conversion Cloud SDK for Java. Instead of relying on browser-based rendering tools or managing complex dependencies, you can convert HTML files directly into image formats such as PNG or JPG through a clean API-driven workflow. The steps are practical and easy to follow, making it simple to move from concept to working code.
The guide focuses on real implementation details, including sending HTML content for conversion, configuring output image settings, and retrieving the generated images programmatically. With the Java SDK handling the heavy lifting, you can embed HTML-to-image conversion into backend services, reporting modules, or automated export features without disrupting your existing architecture.
By following this walkthrough, you can add HTML rendering capabilities to your Java applications with minimal effort and consistent output quality. It’s a straightforward way to turn dynamic web content into static images for previews, documentation, or archiving, all while leveraging a scalable cloud conversion API built for production use.
Code example:
package com.groupdocs;
import com.groupdocs.cloud.conversion.client.*;
import com.groupdocs.cloud.conversion.model.*;
import com.groupdocs.cloud.conversion.api.ConvertApi;
import com.groupdocs.cloud.conversion.model.requests.*;
public class ConvertHTMLtoImage {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Set up client credentials and initialize configuration
String MyClientId = "your-client-id";
String MyClientSecret = "your-client-secret";
Configuration configure = new Configuration(MyClientId, MyClientSecret);
// Initialize conversion API to convert HTML to image
ConvertApi conversionAPI = new ConvertApi(configure);
// Apply conversion settings
ConvertSettings settings = new ConvertSettings();
// Source file path in the cloud storage
settings.setFilePath("SampleFiles/source.html");
// Set output file format to JPG
settings.setFormat("jpeg");
// Specify output path in cloud storage
settings.setOutputPath("conversion/result.jpg");
// Add customization options for conversion to JPG
JpgConvertOptions convertOptions = new JpgConvertOptions();
convertOptions.setFromPage(1);
convertOptions.setPagesCount(1);
settings.setConvertOptions(convertOptions);
try {
// Create and execute the HTML to Image conversion request
ConvertDocumentRequest request = new ConvertDocumentRequest(settings);
conversionAPI.convertDocument(request);
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("Error occurred: " + e.getMessage());
}
}
}
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