excalidraw-render
Python binding for rendering Excalidraw JSON to PNG, part of excalidraw-skill-pack.
Install
pip install excalidraw-skill-pack-render
playwright install chromium
Python API
from excalidraw_render import render_to_png
png_bytes = render_to_png(json_str, theme="default-sketchy", scale=2, width=1920)
Batch (reuse one browser)
Launching Chromium is the dominant cost of a render; reuse it across diagrams.
from excalidraw_render import BatchItem, Renderer, render_many
# One-shot batch — launches one browser, renders all, closes it:
pngs = render_many([
BatchItem(json=json_a, theme="dark", scale=2),
BatchItem(json=json_b, theme="notion"),
])
# Or drive the browser yourself for long-lived processes / servers:
with Renderer() as renderer:
png = renderer.render(json_str, theme="default-sketchy", scale=2, width=1920)
render_to_png is a convenience wrapper that launches and closes a browser for a
single render — output is identical to Renderer.render.
CLI
excalidraw-render diagram.excalidraw --output diagram.png --scale 2 --width 1920
Parity with Node binding
The Python and Node renderers share packages/shared/render_template.html and produce pixel-equivalent output at matching scale/width settings.
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