Why teams choose this workflow
Email marketing teams often need to capture a real rendering of their campaigns to share with stakeholders or clients. Screenshot tools are inconsistent, especially when dynamic content or web fonts are in play. By rendering email HTML with Pictify, you get a high-quality image that mirrors the final inbox experience.
Whether you are gathering approvals, showcasing design work, or creating a visual archive of campaigns, HTML-to-image conversion guarantees consistent branding and pixel-perfect results across every channel.
Common pain points solved
- • Inconsistent screenshots across devices and operating systems
- • Time-consuming manual QA when sharing designs with clients
- • Difficult to archive or reuse campaign visuals for retrospectives
Step-by-step
- Prepare the HTML
Grab the final HTML from your ESP (Mailchimp, Braze, HubSpot, etc.) and inline styles if needed.
- Choose rendering size
Use 1200×630 for portfolio decks or 1080×1920 for mobile-focused previews.
- Generate & distribute
Export PNG or JPG, drop it in Slack, Notion, or your approval workflow instantly.
Recommended formats
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Automate HTML Email to Image visuals with our API
Trigger this workflow programmatically to create personalized, on-brand images right inside your product or campaigns.
- Generate on-brand visuals for this workflow directly from your app or automation
- Render HTML to image, gif, or custom sizes with a single REST call
- Manage API tokens, usage analytics, and rate limits from the Pictify dashboard
Need custom templates or SLAs? Contact us for enterprise support.
curl -X POST https://api.pictify.io/image \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-d '{
"html": "HTML_CONTENT",
"width": 1200,
"height": 630,
"fileExtension": "png"
}'FAQs
Can I show both desktop and mobile previews?
Yes. Render once at 1200×630 for desktop, then switch to 1080×1920 for mobile. Each conversion produces a CDN-hosted image you can share immediately.
Will custom fonts and background images render?
As long as the HTML references publicly accessible assets, Pictify reproduces them. For best results, host fonts and images on a CDN.