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Convert QRP to HTML

Verified by Adam B.· reviewed by FE Editorial ·updated Sep 6, 2026
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Is it possible to convert QRP to HTML?
Yes - QRP converts to HTML.

A standalone QuickReport viewer such as RepView (free, Windows) can open a .qrp and export the report pages to HTML, making the report viewable in any browser without special software. The HTML recreates the visual layout from Windows metafile page images, so the output may consist of positioned elements rather than clean tables.

Also to HTML: ZHELP · WHTML · TEX

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Nov 2026

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Why convert QRP to HTML?

A .qrp stores pre-rendered report pages (Windows EMF/WMF metafiles) from the QuickReport engine. Exporting to .html lets recipients view and share the report in any browser without needing the QuickReport runtime - useful when a PDF is not required and browser accessibility is the goal.

How to convert QRP to HTML

QuickReport viewer FREE

Download a standalone viewer from QuSoft (qusoft.com) or RepView from Zylsoft (zylsoft.com), open the .qrp, and use File > Export or Save As to choose HTML output.

QuickReport (Delphi application) APP

If you have access to the originating Delphi/C++Builder application, load the .qrp with TQuickRep.LoadFromFile and call the QuickReport HTML export method for a more reliable result.

About these formats

.QRP QuickReport Report (compiled report)

A QRP file is a saved, pre-rendered report produced by QuickReport - a reporting add-on for Delphi and C++Builder applications made by QuSoft AS (Norway). It stores finished report pages…

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.HTML HyperText Markup Language Web Page

An HTML file is a web page - plain text with markup tags that a browser turns into the formatted page you see. To view it, double-click and it opens in your browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox,…

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Quality & what to watch

  • The HTML export recreates the visual layout from page metafiles and may produce positioned elements rather than clean semantic HTML; complex reports with overlapping elements may not export neatly.
  • Version matching matters - .qrp files from QuickReport 3, 4, and 5 have different internal structures, and a viewer built for one version may fail to open a file from another.
  • For archiving with faithful layout, PDF export is generally more reliable than HTML; use HTML only when browser accessibility is the specific goal.

Frequently asked questions

Will the HTML be clean, semantic markup?
Unlikely - the export recreates the visual layout from page images, so the output is typically a set of positioned elements rather than clean tables or headings.
Can I do this on macOS or Linux?
No - no QuickReport viewer is available for macOS or Linux; the conversion requires a Windows environment.
What if the viewer has no HTML export option?
Print the report to PDF from the viewer using Microsoft Print to PDF, then use a PDF-to-HTML tool as a second step, or accept PDF as the final format.