In your example, the source design contains very small text and fine details. When such a layout is rendered into an image, some softness or blur is normal—especially if the output image is viewed at a larger size than it was generated for.
A few important notes:
* When converting HTML to an image, the original size and scale...
Hi, Thanks for your help with my last questions. Adjusting the PDF page size helped, but page breaks are still problematic when converting HTML to PDF. Before purchasing, I have a few clarifications:
1. You mentioned it takes 3 credits to create a PDF. Can you confirm this is per file, not per page? If it’s per page, the pricing isn’t fair or justifiable. Very important.
2. Does converting an...
Founder Team
togedir
Jan 1, 2026
A: Hi Sye,
Happy to clarify — these are important questions. 1. PDF credit usage Yes, the 3 credits are per PDF file, not per page. Whether the PDF has 1 page or 100 pages, it still costs 3 credits total. 2. SVG to image This isn’t supported. MarkupGo doesn’t produce SVG outputs, and image transformations only work on images generated by MarkupGo. We can’t convert or transform external SVGs or...
Q: The demo was extremely disappointing. Please tell me you can do better than this? See screenshot.
Hi, I was quite interested in your products, a little bit excited about what I could do using your product. So I tried to convert a HTML page with some CSS and it into a PDF. The output that I got was each small paragraph turned into a separate page. Please see the screenshot in the link below: https://prnt.sc/uuxqui8jL2um There's no way to attach screenshots to appsumo otherwise I would've done...
Founder Team
togedir
Dec 29, 2025
A: Hi Sye,
Thanks for taking the time to explain this — and I completely understand why that output would be disappointing.
What you’re seeing isn’t a limitation of MarkupGo’s PDF engine, but rather how HTML/CSS pagination rules are being interpreted in your specific markup. By default, certain CSS properties (like display, margins, or page-break-* rules inherited from frameworks) can cause each...
Q: Quick Clarification on MarkupGo Credits Before Purchase
Hi there, I’m very interested in MarkupGo for automating PDF and image generation, but the credit system is unclear. Could you clarify:
1. Does 1 credit = 1 PDF or 1 image? Or does it vary by file size/complexity? 2. Are there different credit costs for dynamic templates vs. simple conversions? 3. Do API calls (e.g., image transformations, previews) consume credits? If so, how many per action? 4....
Founder Team
togedir
Dec 29, 2025
A: Hi Sye,
Happy to clarify — here’s a simple breakdown of how credits work in MarkupGo: 1. Credit usage • 1 PDF = 3 credits • 1 image = 1 credit This does not vary by file size, page count, or complexity.
2. Templates vs. simple conversions There’s no difference in credit cost. Dynamic templates and simple conversions cost the same.
3. API calls & previews Only the final render consumes...
Q: Tiers credit and what you say are different WHY?
You misleading the Sumolings as you sale different what you delivery. I thought to buy in your app but I'm get confused when I read some of your answers. 1/ Your AS sales page says "CREDITS PER MOTH" but in your answers you say 2/ " For lifetime (AppSumo) credits, there is no monthly reset — they’re a one-time lifetime pool. Whatever you don’t use simply stays in your account. Nothing expires or resets each month."
They are absolutely different
Founder Team
togedir
Dec 14, 2025
A: Thanks for pointing this out, and sorry for the confusion.
That earlier response was a mistake. To clarify clearly and correctly: For AppSumo (lifetime) plans, the credits are monthly credits and they reset at the start of each month. Unused credits do not roll over.
This matches what’s stated on the AppSumo deal page (“credits per month”). We understand how conflicting answers can be...
Q: Blurry images
The images i create are blurry , not HD
Could you please explain the reason?Solution
https://files.markupgo.com/tasks/6960ec0574e2ba63898318d3/1768509179300.png
togedir
Jan 18, 2026A: Hi addy.rehman.uae
This is expected behavior and not a bug.
In your example, the source design contains very small text and fine details. When such a layout is rendered into an image, some softness or blur is normal—especially if the output image is viewed at a larger size than it was generated for.
A few important notes:
* When converting HTML to an image, the original size and scale...
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Q: Purchase Decision Questions
Hi, Thanks for your help with my last questions. Adjusting the PDF page size helped, but page breaks are still problematic when converting HTML to PDF.
Before purchasing, I have a few clarifications:
1. You mentioned it takes 3 credits to create a PDF. Can you confirm this is per file, not per page? If it’s per page, the pricing isn’t fair or justifiable. Very important.
2. Does converting an...
togedir
Jan 1, 2026A: Hi Sye,
Happy to clarify — these are important questions.
1. PDF credit usage
Yes, the 3 credits are per PDF file, not per page.
Whether the PDF has 1 page or 100 pages, it still costs 3 credits total.
2. SVG to image
This isn’t supported. MarkupGo doesn’t produce SVG outputs, and image transformations only work on images generated by MarkupGo. We can’t convert or transform external SVGs or...
Share MarkupGo
Q: The demo was extremely disappointing. Please tell me you can do better than this? See screenshot.
Hi, I was quite interested in your products, a little bit excited about what I could do using your product. So I tried to convert a HTML page with some CSS and it into a PDF. The output that I got was each small paragraph turned into a separate page. Please see the screenshot in the link below: https://prnt.sc/uuxqui8jL2um
There's no way to attach screenshots to appsumo otherwise I would've done...
togedir
Dec 29, 2025A: Hi Sye,
Thanks for taking the time to explain this — and I completely understand why that output would be disappointing.
What you’re seeing isn’t a limitation of MarkupGo’s PDF engine, but rather how HTML/CSS pagination rules are being interpreted in your specific markup. By default, certain CSS properties (like display, margins, or page-break-* rules inherited from frameworks) can cause each...
Share MarkupGo
Q: Quick Clarification on MarkupGo Credits Before Purchase
Hi there,
I’m very interested in MarkupGo for automating PDF and image generation, but the credit system is unclear. Could you clarify:
1. Does 1 credit = 1 PDF or 1 image? Or does it vary by file size/complexity?
2. Are there different credit costs for dynamic templates vs. simple conversions?
3. Do API calls (e.g., image transformations, previews) consume credits? If so, how many per action?
4....
togedir
Dec 29, 2025A: Hi Sye,
Happy to clarify — here’s a simple breakdown of how credits work in MarkupGo:
1. Credit usage
• 1 PDF = 3 credits
• 1 image = 1 credit
This does not vary by file size, page count, or complexity.
2. Templates vs. simple conversions
There’s no difference in credit cost. Dynamic templates and simple conversions cost the same.
3. API calls & previews
Only the final render consumes...
Share MarkupGo
Q: Tiers credit and what you say are different WHY?
You misleading the Sumolings as you sale different what you delivery.
I thought to buy in your app but I'm get confused when I read some of your answers.
1/ Your AS sales page says "CREDITS PER MOTH" but in your answers you say
2/ " For lifetime (AppSumo) credits, there is no monthly reset — they’re a one-time lifetime pool. Whatever you don’t use simply stays in your account. Nothing expires or resets each month."
They are absolutely different
togedir
Dec 14, 2025A: Thanks for pointing this out, and sorry for the confusion.
That earlier response was a mistake. To clarify clearly and correctly:
For AppSumo (lifetime) plans, the credits are monthly credits and they reset at the start of each month. Unused credits do not roll over.
This matches what’s stated on the AppSumo deal page (“credits per month”). We understand how conflicting answers can be...
Share MarkupGo