Last updated: June 08, 2026 · Updated quarterly to reflect current pricing and features.

Comparison · HTML-to-Image API

Rendex vs RenderPix (2026): Which Should You Use?

June 08, 2026 5 min read HTML-to-Image API

Choosing between Rendex and RenderPix? This comparison breaks down pricing, features, automation integrations, and the key differences — so you can pick the right tool for your workflow.

TL;DR

Quick comparison

Price	Rendex: $19/mo · RenderPix: $9/mo
Free tier	Rendex: limited · RenderPix: 100/mo
n8n node	Rendex: ✗ · RenderPix: ✓ Native
Raw HTML	Rendex: ✓ · RenderPix: ✓
Best for	Rendex: HTML rendering + edge · RenderPix: Automation workflows

Side-by-side comparison

Feature	Rendex	RenderPix
Starting price	$19/mo	$9/mo
Free tier	limited	100 renders/mo
Raw HTML input	✓	✓ Full HTML/CSS
n8n native node	✗	✓ Native node
Batch rendering	✓	✓ Built-in
Template variables	✗	✓ {key} syntax
Async callback	✗	✓
PNG / JPEG / WebP	✓	✓
Primary use case	HTML rendering + edge	HTML image generation

When to choose Rendex

Rendex (enterprise edge rendering on cloudflare infrastructure) is a solid choice when you specifically need its core strength: html rendering + edge. If you're already invested in the Rendex ecosystem — API integrations, team familiarity, existing templates — there's no pressing reason to switch.

When to choose RenderPix

RenderPix is the better choice for automation-first workflows. The native n8n node means you can add HTML-to-image rendering to any workflow with no custom code. Batch rendering, template variables, and async callbacks are all built in. And at $9/mo, it's among the most affordable options in the space.

RenderPix in 5 lines

# One API call. That's all. curl -X POST https://renderpix.dev/v1/render \ -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "html": "<div style=\"width:1200px;height:630px;background:#0f0f0f;color:#fff;display:flex;align-items:center;justify-content:center;font-size:48px\">Hello, RenderPix</div>", "width": 1200, "height": 630, "format": "png" }' --output card.png

✓ Choose RenderPix if you…

Use n8n, Make.com, or Zapier
Want full HTML/CSS control
Need batch rendering
Want template variables ({key} syntax)
Need 100 free renders/month

→ Choose Rendex if you…

Already using Rendex in production
Need Rendex's specific HTML rendering + edge features
Your team is non-technical and prefers their UI

Final verdict

Rendex and RenderPix solve overlapping problems but with different strengths. Rendex wins when you need html rendering + edge specifically. RenderPix wins when you need full HTML control, automation integrations, and a lower price point. For most n8n and Make.com users, RenderPix is the more practical choice in 2026.