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Supported File Formats
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]Aspose.HTML for .NET supports HTML-related source formats and fixed-layout or image output formats for document processing, rendering, and conversion workflows. Use this page to check whether a format can be loaded as input, saved as output, or both.
The table below indicates the input and output file formats supported by Aspose.HTML for .NET.
| Format | Description | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTML | HyperText Markup Language format |  | |
| XHTML | eXtensible HyperText Markup Language format | | |
| MHTML | MIME HTML format | | |
| EPUB | E-book file format | | |
| SVG | Scalable Vector Graphics format | | |
| MD | Markdown markup language format | | |
| Portable Document Format | | ||
| XPS | XML Paper Specification format | | |
| TIFF | Tagged Image File Format | | |
| JPEG | Joint Photographic Experts Group format | | |
| PNG | Portable Network Graphics format | | |
| BMP | Bitmap Picture format | | |
| GIF | Graphics Interchange Format | |
How to Read the Format Table
Formats marked as Input can be loaded or used as source documents in Aspose.HTML for .NET workflows. Formats marked as Output can be saved or produced during conversion. Some formats, such as HTML, XHTML, MHTML, SVG, and Markdown, can be both input and output formats.
EPUB is listed as an input format because Aspose.HTML for .NET can load EPUB documents and convert them to supported output formats. PDF, XPS, and raster image formats are listed as output formats because they are typical rendering targets for HTML-related source documents.
For practical conversion examples, see Converting Between Formats, HTML Converter, SVG Converter, MHTML Converter, EPUB Converter, and Markdown Converter.
Choosing an Output Format
| Output need | Recommended format |
|---|---|
| Shareable document with stable layout | |
| Print-oriented or fixed-layout document workflow | XPS |
| Microsoft Word editing workflow | DOCX |
| Web image with transparency | PNG |
| Photo-like image output with smaller file size | JPEG |
| Multi-page or archival raster output | TIFF |
| Simple raster image output | BMP or GIF |
| HTML-family output after processing | HTML, XHTML, MHTML, SVG, or MD |
Common Format Selection Issues
| Issue | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| EPUB is expected as an output format | EPUB is supported as an input format in this table, not as an output target. | Load EPUB as source and convert it to supported output formats such as PDF, XPS, DOCX, or images. |
| PDF is expected as an input format | PDF is listed as an output format for Aspose.HTML for .NET conversion workflows. | Use HTML-related source formats such as HTML, XHTML, SVG, MHTML, EPUB, or Markdown when working with this API. |
| Image output has missing text on Linux or Docker | Raster output depends on fonts available in the runtime environment. | Install required fonts and font configuration packages. See Linux Docker Fonts for HTML to Image. |
| JPG output loses transparency | JPEG does not support transparency. | Use PNG when transparent background or alpha channel support is required. |
| The chosen output is hard to edit later | Fixed-layout and raster formats are designed for stable rendering, not semantic editing. | Use DOCX or HTML-family output when the next workflow requires editing content. |
FAQ
Which source formats can Aspose.HTML for .NET load?
Aspose.HTML for .NET can load HTML, XHTML, MHTML, EPUB, SVG, and Markdown source documents for supported processing and conversion workflows.
Which output formats can Aspose.HTML for .NET create?
Aspose.HTML for .NET can create HTML, XHTML, MHTML, SVG, Markdown, PDF, XPS, DOCX, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, and GIF output depending on the conversion workflow and save options used.
Can Aspose.HTML for .NET convert EPUB files?
Yes. EPUB is supported as an input format. You can convert EPUB documents to supported output formats such as PDF, XPS, DOCX, and image formats.
Can Aspose.HTML for .NET convert documents to PDF?
Yes. PDF is supported as an output format. See HTML to PDF, SVG to PDF, MHTML to PDF, and EPUB to PDF for examples.
Where can I find format-specific examples?
Start with the Converting Between Formats hub, then open the converter section for the source format you need.