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Use the MHTML Converter guides to convert MHTML in Python to PDF, XPS, DOCX, PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF, or GIF. Open the MHTML source as a binary stream, create save options for the target format, and call Converter.convert_mhtml().
MHTML, also called MIME HTML, stores a web page and its handled resources as MIME parts in a single archive file. Both .mhtml and .mht extensions are commonly used. Converting an MHTML archive is useful when the captured page must be printed, edited, shared as an image, or processed by an application that does not use MHTML directly.
Aspose.HTML for Python via .NET provides convert_mhtml() overloads for fixed-layout documents, editable DOCX output, and raster images. Format-specific settings are represented by classes from the
aspose.html.saving namespace.
PdfSaveOptions, DocSaveOptions, XpsSaveOptions, or ImageSaveOptions.Converter.convert_mhtml() with the stream, save options, and output path.The following example converts MHTML to PDF with default save options:
1# Convert MHTML to PDF in Python
2
3import aspose.html.converters as conv
4import aspose.html.saving as sav
5
6# Open the MHTML file
7with open("document.mht", "rb") as stream:
8
9 # Configure PDF output
10 options = sav.PdfSaveOptions()
11
12 # Convert MHTML to PDF
13 conv.Converter.convert_mhtml(stream, options, "document.pdf")Open the format-specific guides below for custom page settings, image options, CSS processing, and output considerations.
MHTML to document formats
MHTML to image formats
The conversion API also supports XPS and other raster formats available through XpsSaveOptions and ImageSaveOptions, including BMP, TIFF, and GIF. The links above lead to the output formats currently covered by dedicated Python guides.
| Output | Choose it when |
|---|---|
| PNG | You need lossless page images, sharp graphics, or transparent output. |
| You need one fixed-layout document for printing, sharing, or archiving. | |
| JPG | You need smaller lossy page images and transparency is not required. |
| DOCX | You need editable output for a word-processing workflow. |
| XPS | You need a fixed-layout document for an XPS-based workflow. |
| BMP, TIFF, or GIF | You need a different raster format for imaging or integration requirements. |
Use the free online MHTML Converter for quick manual conversion without writing code. Use Aspose.HTML for Python via .NET when MHTML conversion must run programmatically in an application, service, or batch workflow.
Download complete examples and data files from GitHub.
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