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Exporting an HTML title card or poster to an image with html-to-image: what its docs state…
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What this guide covers
A source note for designers who build title cards or posters in HTML and want a PNG or SVG. It summarises the README options, fonts, failure cases and the unreleased v2 branch, and quotes licence lines. Nothing was installed or exported, so results are unchecked.
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Exporting an HTML title card or poster to an image with html-to-image: what its docs state (documentation only)
Coverage
A source note for designers who build title cards or posters in HTML and want a PNG or SVG. It summarises the README options, fonts, failure cases and the unreleased v2 branch, and quotes licence lines. Nothing was installed or exported, so results are unchecked.
Useful starting points
- Set size, background colour and pixel ratio explicitly; the default pixel ratio follows the device, so two machines can differ.
- Open the exported image and check text, edges and colours; the docs do not say it matches a browser screenshot.
- Treat v2 branch features as unreleased unless your installed version documents them.
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