How to convert an image to HTML

Use an image or PDF as the starting point for a web page. Recover its text, adjust the design and export a self-contained HTML file with embedded images.

Get started in three steps

Import a PNG, JPG, WebP image, PDF or saved project into the design canvas.
Extract image text with OCR, correct recognition errors and arrange the text and image layers.
Choose a responsive reading layout or fixed artwork export, then download and open the HTML file in a browser.

What you can do

Editable text and image layers before HTML export.
Self-contained output with images included in the downloaded file.
A responsive reading flow for content or fixed positioning for artwork.

Frequently asked questions

Does image to HTML recreate an entire website automatically?

No. It helps recover text and arrange a design for HTML export. It does not infer an entire site's navigation, application logic or interactive behavior from a screenshot.

Is the exported HTML responsive?

The reading-flow export adapts content to the available width. Fixed artwork preserves positions instead. Review the result on your target screen sizes before publishing.

Can I edit the HTML after downloading it?

Yes. The output is a standalone HTML file that can be opened in a browser or code editor. Save the design project too if you want to keep editing visually.