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Website Screenshot

Take a screenshot snapshot as a static-HTML approximation of any public page, rendered in your browser. Choose output format, viewport size, and settle delay. Page HTML is fetched via a first-party proxy, then rendered locally.

Runs on html2canvas

100% Local Browser Native

How to Use the Website Screenshot

1. Paste the page URL

Any public http(s) address. Login-walled pages capture the login screen, not the content.

2. Capture

The tool fetches the page HTML and snapshots the local static render as set — JavaScript on the page does not execute.

3. Download the image

Save the PNG, JPG, WebP, or TIFF for docs, decks, or bug reports (downloads are unlimited).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What viewport sizes can I capture?

Common presets include mobile (375px), tablet (768px), desktop (1280px), and wide (1920px) widths. You can also enter a custom width between 320 and 3840.

When using Website Screenshot, what output formats are supported?

PNG (lossless, best for sharp text), JPEG (compressed, smaller file size), WebP, and TIFF. Choose based on whether you need quality or smaller downloads.

Why would I need a capture delay?

The delay only gives the local static render extra settle time before the snapshot — the page's own JavaScript never executes, so it cannot load JS-driven content no matter how long you wait. For full dynamic pages, use a browser extension or a server-side renderer like Puppeteer.

Does it capture the full page or just the viewport?

By default it captures the visible viewport. For full-page screenshots, the tool can scroll and stitch the entire page into one image.

Is the website data stored?

No. The page HTML is fetched through a first-party proxy and rendered locally with html2canvas — fetched content is not retained after your session. External CSS, images, and scripts often fail to load, so results are a static approximation, best on simple or text-based pages.

What do the Delay and Quality sliders do?

Delay runs 0-10 s and only settles the local static render: the tool waits 2000 + delay x 1000 ms (so 5 s means a 7 s wait) before snapshotting, but page JavaScript never executes regardless. Quality spans 10-100% and applies to JPG output only.

Last updated October 2026