I am looking for the best tool that can convert my psd to html template. If you guys have tutorial psd to html from scratch also welcome.
We can tell you that what you're trying to do DOES NOT WORK. A .psd-file is NOT fit to be a template - it is a rigid structure which is not able to resize properly - ditch it, or at least just use it to provide you with an idea for how you want the page to look, then create it properly using HTML and CSS. Remember to cater for different screen-sizes and browsers, using proper structural HTML and CSS, and providing @media-targets in the CSS file to provide different looks for different screen-sizes
Commonly all the custom designs are hand coded into HTML. So far I know if you design a structure with in .net (visual studio) then it would auto generate the HTML in respect of your placed design elements.
@PoPSiCLe has it right; dicking around drawing goofy pictures in Photoshop is NOT web design no matter how many artsy fartsy types claim otherwise in their utter and complete ignorance of HTML, CSS, emissive colourspace, or accessibility norms. ANYONE telling you otherwise or blowing smoke up your ass trying to convince you that some automated tool will do the job for you doesn't know enough on the subject to be flapping their yap and need a double helping of sierra tango foxtrot uniform! It is ignorant halfwit nonsense that utterly and completely ignores that "what it looks like in front of you is almost guaranteed NOT to be what everyone else gets" -- the same nonsense as using the WYSIWYG parts of other nube-predating scam artist BS like Dreamweaver, Frontpage or whatever the blue blazes Microshaft calls their pile of crap. (Web Expression?) 1) Take your content or a reasonable facsimile of future content, put it into a flat text editor (Flo's notepad2, editPlus, Notepad++, sublime -- whatever you like best there's dozens if not hundreds of FREE choices) as if HTML never even existed in a logical order. Any images that would be CONTENT you can place in an image tag at this point, but presentational images have no business in the content/markup stages. 2) Mark it up semantically -- that means add HTML tags that have meanings (so no DIV or SPAN at this point) to say what things ARE, NOT what they are going to look like. HTML tags HAVE meanings and if you choose your tags based on their default appearance you are doing it all wrong. 3) Bend it to your will with CSS to create your layoutS -- YES, PLURAL! I like to start with the lowest common denominator, a desktop layout for pre CSS3 / non-media query capable browsers, and then use media queries to change the layout around to best fit the available display space on modern browsers. (some people say start with mobile which makes no sense to me, you can target mobile as mobile is smarter than IE8/earlier!) 4) Then and ONLY then do you go into your goofy paint program to make the images (if any, thanks CSS3) you would hang on the markup! Starting out in Photoshop is putting the cart before the horse and guarantees a bloated, slow loading inaccessible train wreck of how NOT to build a website -- that so many nubes have been duped by artsy-fartsy halfwits into thinking it's an acceptable practice is just mind-blowing as the level of ignorance on what a website is and what they are for ... wow, just wow... It's just as stupid as all the other halfwit mouth-breathing idiocy that's rapidly pissing all over websites like frameworks (bootcrap, YUI, blueprint, skeleton, jQuery, prototype, etc, etc), HTML 5, and the host of other things that most site owners only understand as sick buzzwords. Seriously though, look at the MAJOR success stories of the Internet -- Amazon, E-Bay, Facebook, Twitter -- do ANY of those REALLY look like they have some PSD jockey spanking it on the display in a back room and calling it design? Even when they are poorly coded inaccessible messes it's all about the CONTENT and delivering that content to users. Hell, you want to terrify a PSD jockey so bad that (to borrow from Larry the Cable guy) their penis shrinks in so far it shoots out their backside, have them visit Craigslist. You will NEVER have a properly built website by starting from a PSD. It's a back-assward approach filled with more flaws than I could possibly ever list and is utterly and completely ignorant of what a website is. The same goes for any automated tool for building a site as to be frank, computers aren't smart enough to do that work. You want a tool for doing this, use what SHOULD be the most powerful one in your arsenal; the one between your ears! Unless you've got that valve behind the ear that says "inflate to one standard pressure" -- as then we can't help you.
Given that their website is an inaccessible bloated train wreck of how not to build a website, you'll excuse me if I'm skeptical of them offering anything "high quality" But what can one expect from jackasses dicking around drawing goofy pictures without understanding even the simplest concepts of accessible design. Laughably pathetic how many halfwits, morons and fools are dumb enough to be duped by scam artist bull like that. P.T. Barnum was correct.
The most effective way of learning how to PSD 2 HTML was by following multiple tutorials. I went with these links: https://www.corephp.com/blog/tutorials-learn-and-master-psd-to-htmlcss-conversion/ , and in 2 weeks I was able to do it by myself, it's not so hard.