Screenshot
Take a screenshot of any site via real browser (Puppeteer)
Website screenshot generates PNG / JPG / PDF, viewport-sized or full-page (scrollshot) via headless Chromium. Configurable: viewport (mobile/tablet/desktop), dark/light mode, pre-capture delay, cookie-banner hiding. For rendering verification, competitive analysis, archival.
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How it works
Enter site URL
Render in headless browser
Get Mobile + Desktop screenshot
Why take a website screenshot?
A screenshot lets you see the page through the eyes of an external user: without a local browser, extensions, or cookies. Essential for visual verification after deployment and render checks.
Full-Page Screenshot
Capture the entire page, not just the visible area.
Desktop + Mobile
Screenshot in desktop (1280px) and mobile (390px) viewport.
Render Delay
Optional pause before capture for dynamic content to load.
Neutral Browser
Clean browser without extensions, cookies, or authentication — an objective view.
Who uses this
Developers
post-deploy visual check
SEO
mobile view audit
Marketers
landing page check
DevOps
UI regression check
Common Mistakes
Best Practices
Monitor site appearance automatically
HTTP monitor checks availability, screenshot shows what users see.
Sign up freeWhat is a Website Screenshot Tool?
A website screenshot tool uses a real headless Chrome browser to render any URL — including JavaScript-heavy SPAs — and capture a pixel-perfect PNG. Useful for visual regression testing, competitive research, and sharing previews.
Choose between desktop (1280px) or mobile (375px) viewport. Enable "Full page" to capture the entire scrollable area, not just the visible viewport. The tool waits for JavaScript to finish loading before taking the screenshot.
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolutions are supported?
Desktop (1280×800) and Mobile (375×812). Screenshots are taken in a headless Chromium browser with real CSS, JavaScript, and font rendering.
Can I take a mobile screenshot?
Yes, select the "Mobile" option before checking. The browser emulates a mobile viewport (375px), touch events, and the corresponding User-Agent.
Why take website screenshots?
Screenshots are essential for: visual verification after deployment, mobile layout checking, landing page auditing, documenting changes, and detecting visual regression.
How long does it take?
Usually 3-5 seconds. The time depends on the target site loading speed and JavaScript complexity. Full-page screenshots may take slightly longer.
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