Convert HTML to EPS by command line in Linux

VeryPDF HTML to Any Converter Command Line is a conversion program built for converting local and online HTML pages to other format files, including EPS, PS, PDF, Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint and images.

EPS is short for Encapsulated PostScript, which is an industrial press standard file format for high quality and precise printing. This file format is compatible to most of the printing devices, and you may convert HTML pages to EPS to keep the page layouts.

VeryPDF HTML to Any Converter Command Line is cross-operating-system, and it has three versions for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, respectively. The usages for the three kinds of operating systems are the same, and you may learn the usage for Linux in this article. The instructions are basically useful for the Windows version and Mac version.

Download the Linux version package of VeryPDF HTML to Any Converter Command Line and unpack the page to the disk mounted to the Linux version. Open a terminal window, and then you are able to run the program.

Note

If the Linux distribution is of Debian kernel (like Ubuntu), please run the commands as follows in the install.sh shell before running the program.

sudo apt-get install -y libxrender1 2> /dev/null
sudo aptitude install -y openssl build-essential xorg libssl-dev libxrender-dev 2> /dev/null

If the Linux distribution is of Red Hat (like Fedora), please run the commands as follows before running the program.

sudo yum install -y libXrender 2> /dev/null
sudo yum install -y libXext 2> /dev/null
sudo yum install -y fontconfig 2> /dev/null

The executable file html2any is in the folder of bin. The usage rule of the program is

html2any [options] <input file> <output file>

Where the field of options is used for options, input file is used for specifying input file and output file is used for specifying the name of output file.

To convert a HTML file to EPS, you may use the following commands.

html2any in.html out.eps

The program html2any convert the input HTML file in.html to out.eps. Note that, you should specify the extension name when giving the file name.

The above words showed the basic usage of VeryPDF HTML to Any Converter Command Line, and you may learn more options from the examples in the test folder or the readme file.

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