Convert HTML to MP4 (Web Page Video Capture)

Convert HTML pages to MP4 video by rendering and recording the browser view. Best for demos, animated content, and presentations. Understand rendering limitations before converting.

✔ What it does

Loads the HTML page in a headless browser, renders it including CSS animations and JavaScript, and captures the rendered output as an MP4 video.

✘ What it does not do

Does NOT capture live interactive behaviour, login-protected content, or real-time data. The recording captures what the browser renders at time of conversion.

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How HTML → MP4 conversion works

A headless Chromium-based browser loads the provided HTML file or publicly accessible URL. CSS transitions and JavaScript animations run for a configurable duration (default: 5 seconds). Each rendered frame is captured at a set interval and encoded into an MP4 video stream at 30fps using H.264 encoding with AAC audio. External resources (fonts, scripts, images) must be publicly accessible for accurate rendering — resources that require authentication or are behind CORS restrictions will not load correctly. The result is a screen recording of exactly what the browser would display, captured as a standard MP4 file.

Limitations

Login-protected pages and pages requiring authentication cannot be captured.
External resources must be publicly accessible — fonts, images, or scripts behind authentication will not load.
Real-time or live data (clocks, live feeds) is captured at a single point in time only.
Very complex JavaScript frameworks may not fully execute within the render window.

When to use this conversion

Recording CSS animation demos for portfolio or client presentations.
Creating video walkthroughs of static HTML prototypes without screen recording software.
Capturing web-based data visualisations or charts as shareable video.

Alternatives to consider

Loom or OBS for real-time screen recording with live interaction.
Puppeteer or Playwright for programmatic headless browser recording with precise timing control.

Frequently asked questions

Will JavaScript animations appear?

Yes, if they start automatically on page load. Animations that require user interaction to trigger will not appear.

Can I record a live website?

Yes, if publicly accessible. Login-protected or CORS-restricted pages will not render correctly.

What resolution is the output?

Default 1280×720. Pro tier supports 1920×1080.