Aspose.HTML Converter for .NET is engineered to support the comprehensive conversion of HTML and XHTML documents into widely used formats, including PDF, images, and XPS. Leveraging its robust architecture, it harmoniously integrates with .NET applications, providing a solid foundation for .NET developers focused on document processing.
Converter.ConvertHTML
method.PdfSaveOptions
instance as the second parameter.Access the latest assembly files from the downloads or install the package via NuGet to add Aspose.HTML
directly to your development environment.
The Aspose.HTML Converter for .NET provides extensive functionalities, including watermarking, document protection, and the application of digital signatures during PDF generation. Additionally, it allows for customizing the rendering process, enabling developers to tailor the output to meet specific requirements.
Implementing HTML to image conversion using Aspose.HTML for .NET is straightforward with the ConvertHTML()
method. Begin by utilizing the HTMLDocument
class to load your HTML content from a specified file. Instantiate a new ImageSaveOptions
object, selecting your desired output format (JPG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, PNG). Subsequently, call the ConvertHTML()
method of the Converter
class, passing the ImageSaveOptions
object to facilitate the process.
Aspose.HTML Converter for .NET is compatible with Microsoft Windows and any operating system that supports the .NET Framework or .NET Core. The library also allows for integration with VBScript, Delphi, and C++ through COM Interop. A development platform such as Microsoft Visual Studio is recommended, requiring a reference to the Aspose.HTML for .NET DLL in your project.
The library supports conversion from both HTML and XHTML formats. You can provide your HTML/XHTML content via file, stream, or direct text input for processing.
Yes, the Aspose.HTML Converter is fully compatible with Linux systems as long as your environment supports .NET Core.
Yes, Aspose provides a trial version of the HTML Converter for you to explore its capabilities before making a purchasing decision.