Ultimate Screenshot

Capture the entire page length by scrolling through the full content. When enabled with video formats (MP4/GIF), creates a smooth scrolling animation effect that captures the entire page from top to bottom. Essential for long pages with dynamic content loading.

Enable strict SSL certificate checking for secure HTTPS connections. Disable this option if you encounter certificate errors with trusted sites or need to capture pages with self-signed certificates. Recommended to keep enabled for security.

List of web pages to capture screenshots, videos, or PDFs from. Supports multiple URLs for batch processing. Each URL will be processed sequentially with the same configuration settings. URLs must include the protocol (http:// or https://).

Select your preferred output file format. JPEG offers smaller file sizes with good quality, PNG provides lossless compression, PDF creates document-style captures, GIF generates animated loops (max 5 seconds), and MP4 creates high-quality video recordings with smooth playback.

Determines when the page is considered fully loaded before capturing. 'networkidle0' waits until no network requests remain (recommended for dynamic sites), 'load' waits for all resources, 'domcontentloaded' waits for HTML parsing, 'networkidle2' allows up to 2 ongoing connections.

Maximum wait time in seconds for the page to load before timing out and moving to the next URL. Increase this value for slower websites or complex single-page applications. The actor will retry failed URLs based on maxRetries setting.

Number of automatic retry attempts if a page fails to load due to network issues, timeouts, or other temporary errors. Failed URLs are retried with the same configuration. Set to 0 to disable retries and fail fast.

Additional wait time in milliseconds after the page loads and before capturing begins. Essential for waiting on lazy-loaded images, animations to complete, or dynamic content to fully render. Increase for complex interactive sites.

Continue scrolling indefinitely for infinite-scroll pages like social media feeds. When enabled, ignores timefullPagE duration and continues capturing until frameCounT is reached. Useful for social media sites and news feeds with endless content.

Maximum time in seconds to spend capturing full-page scrolling content. Only applies when infiniteScroll is disabled. Controls the total recording length for video output. Longer durations create more comprehensive captures but larger files.

Total number of frames to capture for video/GIF output. More frames create longer videos and smoother animations but increase processing time and file size. For GIFs, frames are captured at 10fps with 5-second maximum duration.

Milliseconds to wait between each frame capture. Lower values create smoother animations but increase processing time and file size. Higher values create faster capture but choppier motion. Optimal range: 100-1000ms for smooth results.

Playback frame rate for final video/GIF output. Standard values: 10 (smooth), 24 (cinematic), 30 (web standard), 60 (ultra-smooth). Higher FPS creates smoother playback but larger file sizes. Note: GIFs are automatically set to 10fps regardless of this setting.

Number of pixels to scroll between each frame capture when Full Page Screenshot is enabled. Smaller values (100-200px) create smoother scrolling animations, larger values (400-800px) create faster transitions. Only affects video/GIF output with fullPage enabled.

Include background colors, images, and CSS background properties in the generated PDF. Enable for visually rich documents that preserve the original design. Disable for text-focused, printer-friendly documents with reduced ink usage.

Select standard paper size for PDF generation. A4 is international standard (210×297mm), Letter is US standard (8.5×11in). Other sizes available for specific printing needs. This setting is ignored if custom margins are specified (all margin values > 0).

PDF top margin in millimeters. When any margin value is greater than 0, custom margins override the standard paper format. Set all margins to 0 to use the selected paper format (formaT) instead. Useful for precise print layouts.

PDF right margin in millimeters. Part of custom margin settings that override standard paper formats when any margin value is non-zero. Ensures content doesn't extend to the page edge for better printability.

PDF bottom margin in millimeters. Custom margin setting that provides space at the bottom of the page for printing considerations. Works with other margin settings to create precise page layouts.

PDF left margin in millimeters. Creates space on the left side of the page, useful for binding or hole-punching considerations. When combined with other margins, overrides the standard format setting.

Emulate specific mobile devices or tablets with accurate viewport dimensions, user agents, and device characteristics. Leave unselected to use custom width/height settings below. Device presets override custom dimensions and provide the most accurate mobile simulation.

Browser viewport width in pixels when no device preset is selected. Standard desktop width is 1920px, mobile widths typically range from 320-414px. For responsive testing, try common breakpoints: 320, 768, 1024, 1920px. This setting is ignored if a device preset is selected.

Browser viewport height in pixels when no device preset is selected. Standard desktop height is 1080px, mobile heights typically range from 568-926px. Note: when fullPage is enabled, this only affects the initial viewport before scrolling begins. Ignored if device preset is selected.

Automatically scroll to the bottom of the page before capturing to trigger lazy-loading of images and content. Essential for infinite-scroll pages, news feeds, and e-commerce sites. The tool will scroll gradually to ensure all content loads properly.

Milliseconds to wait after auto-scrolling completes before taking the screenshot. Allows time for lazy-loaded images, animations, and dynamic content to fully render after scrolling. Increase for sites with heavy content loading.

Add custom cookies to maintain logged-in sessions, bypass paywalls, or access user-specific content. Each cookie should include name, value, and domain. Example: [{"name":"session_id","value":"abc123","domain":"example.com"}]. Cookies persist for the entire capture session.

Configure proxy servers to route requests through different IP addresses and locations. Helps bypass geo-restrictions, avoid rate limits, and access region-specific content. Use Apify's built-in proxy service or provide custom proxy URLs. Essential for large-scale operations.