Chrome HTML doc convert to JPEG

[Bluetec350]

I have a number of photos that are in Chrome HTML format, I want to convert to JPEG.
A quick Google finds various software that will do this but does anyone know which one I should trust?

[Paul Drawmer]

I could be wrong here, but I thought that HTML is just a method of displaying stuff on a page. So that rather than actually including the code for a picture, it just has links to get and display the picture file.

If you look at the picture in chrome, try cntrl+U to display the coding and the link to where the picture file actually is.

Or, just take a screenshot and save that as .jpg which you can crop to remove the parts you don't need.

You may well get better comments below.

[Corso Marche]

I'm not really sure what files you have, but at a guess I'd say if you open it in Chrome and then right click on the photo you'll probably see an option to Save (or maybe called Download) the photo. It'll allow you to save it as a JPG or PNG locally.

Only guessing here as I don't know what you have, but try it and see.

You can also probably Print the entire file (or selected pages) to a PDF, and convert the PDF to JPG.

Only two possible options, based on a limited understanding of what you have.

[Bluetec350]

Thanks for the replies, will have another look later