Convert HTML Files on Mac
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is a document format using the .html and .htm extensions. Consul converts HTML files to 29 other formats, and 40 formats to HTML. Rename a file's extension in Finder and Consul handles the conversion automatically.
What is HTML?
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the markup language of the web, describing the structure and content of a page with tags. Created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991 and maintained today by the WHATWG, it's a plain-text format that every web browser can render.
HTML files are stored uncompressed. Nothing is lost to encoding, though they can take more disk space than compressed formats.
HTML was developed by WHATWG and is an open standard.
Opening HTML files on a Mac
Quick Look previews HTML files. Select one in Finder and press Space.
Opens in your default web browser (Safari unless you've changed it); TextEdit can also open the raw markup, and Quick Look renders a preview in Finder.
Consul supports 69 conversions for HTML
Consul is the easiest way to convert HTML files on your Mac, or to turn other files into HTML. Rename file.html to change its extension, and Consul converts it automatically.