Website Screenshot
Capture a real screenshot of any live URL — full page or a single viewport — rendered in an actual headless browser, at wide, desktop, tablet or mobile width.
Input
Useful for pages with animations or content that loads in a moment after the page reports done.
Captured server-side through a real headless browser — takes a few seconds longer than a plain fetch.
Result
Your screenshot will appear here.
Guides
Paste any live URL and get back a real screenshot — captured by an actual headless browser rendering the page exactly as a visitor would see it, JavaScript included.
How to use it
- Paste the URL you want to screenshot.
- Pick a screen width — Wide, Desktop, Tablet or Mobile.
- Choose Full page to capture the entire scrollable page, or Visible area only for just the first viewport.
- Optionally add a delay before capture — a few seconds' grace for pages with animations or content that loads in just after the page reports done.
- Press Capture. Download the resulting PNG.
How is this different from URL to Image?
URL to Image calls a free third-party screenshot service. This tool runs its own headless Chromium browser on our infrastructure — no third-party rendering dependency, and it supports capturing the entire scrollable page, not just the first screenful.
Why does it take a few seconds?
Rendering a page in a real browser — downloading it, running its JavaScript, waiting for the layout to settle — takes longer than a plain fetch. The tool submits the job and polls for a result rather than holding a request open, so there's a short wait after pressing Capture.
Is there a size limit on full-page captures?
Yes — a very long, infinite-scroll page is capped at a generous height rather than captured in full, so one pathological page can't produce an arbitrarily large image.
What costs credits?
25 credits per screenshot — the Capture button shows the exact price before you run it. A run that fails (page unreachable, timed out) costs nothing; a failed job's credit is automatically refunded.