Need to convert images to a image document programmatically? With Aspose.Words for Node.js via .NET any developer can convert an image to image document format with just a few lines of JavaScript code.
Modern image-processing JavaScript API creates a image document from images with professional quality. Test the highest quality image to image conversion right in your browser. Powerful JavaScript library allows converting images to many popular formats.
The following example demonstrates how to convert an image to image document format in JavaScript.
Follow the easy steps to turn an image file into image document format. Read your image from the local drive, then simply save it in document format, specifying the required file format by image document extension. For both image reading and image document writing you can use fully qualified filenames.
npm install @aspose/words
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const aw = require('@aspose/words');
var doc = new aw.Document()
var builder = new aw.DocumentBuilder(doc)
builder.insertImage("Input.png")
doc.save("Output.docx")
const aw = require('@aspose/words');
var doc = new aw.Document("Input.png")
doc.save("Output.docx")
const aw = require('@aspose/words');
var doc = new aw.Document("Input.png")
for (var page = 0; page < doc.pageCount; page++) {
var extractedPage = doc.extractPages(page, 1);
extractedPage.save(`Output_${page + 1}.docx`);
}
const aw = require('@aspose/words');
var doc = new aw.Document()
var builder = new aw.DocumentBuilder(doc)
builder.insertImage("Input.png")
doc.save("Output.docx")
const aw = require('@aspose/words');
var doc = new aw.Document()
var builder = new aw.DocumentBuilder(doc)
shape = builder.insertImage("Input.png")
shape.getShapeRenderer().save("Output.docx", new aw.Saving.ImageSaveOptions(aw.SaveFormat.docx))
We host our Node.js via .Net packages in NPM repositories. Please follow the step-by-step instructions on how to install "Aspose.Words for Node.js via .NET" to your developer environment.
This package is compatible with Node.js 14.17.0 or higher.
You can convert image to many other file formats: