Website Screenshot & PDF (Full Page, Any Device)
Pricing
from $3.00 / 1,000 screenshots
Clean full-page screenshots and PDFs of any website, with cookie banners, consent pop-ups and chat widgets removed automatically. Desktop, laptop, tablet and phone in one run. JPEG, PNG, WebP or PDF. Failed and blocked pages are never charged. Works with AI agents via MCP.
Web pages to capture. Add as many as you like. Domains without https:// are fine (e.g. example.com).
Capture each URL on one or more devices. Choose several for a full responsive check in one run. Each URL × device is one capture.
[ "desktop"]JPEG is fastest and small. PNG is lossless but larger. WebP gives the smallest files. PDF creates a multi-page document of the page.
Full page scrolls the whole page. Viewport captures only what is visible on screen. Element captures a single part of the page (set a CSS selector). Ignored for PDF.
Only for 'A specific element' mode, e.g. #pricing or .hero.
Accepts or hides cookie and consent dialogs (OneTrust, Cookiebot, Didomi, Quantcast, Usercentrics and many more) so they don't cover the page.
Hides live-chat bubbles (Intercom, Drift, HubSpot, Zendesk, Crisp, Tawk) and leftover consent overlays.
Blocks common ad, analytics and tracking networks and video streams. Pages load faster and look cleaner.
Ask the page to render its dark theme, if it has one.
1 to 100. Higher is sharper but larger.
Shrink the final image to this width, keeping proportions. Great for thumbnails. 0 keeps the original size.
Override the device pixel ratio. 2 gives Retina-sharp images. 0 uses each device's default.
Very long pages are cut off at this height to keep files usable.
Used when the 'Custom size' device is selected.
Used when the 'Custom size' device is selected.
Paper size for PDF output.
Keep background colours and images in the PDF.
'Screen' makes the PDF look like the website. 'Print' uses the site's print stylesheet, if any.
When the page counts as loaded. 'Page loaded' waits up to 10 seconds for the load event, then captures anyway, so slow trackers never stall your run. 'Network idle' is slowest but safest for heavy JavaScript apps.
Wait this long after loading, for animations or late content.
Optional CSS selector to wait for before capturing, e.g. .chart-loaded.
Scrolls through the page first so lazy-loaded images and sections appear in full-page captures.
Give up on loading a page after this long (10 to 30 seconds). Every page also has an overall limit of 75 seconds.
CSS selectors to hide before capture, e.g. .banner, #promo.
Language/locale the browser reports, e.g. en-GB, de-DE, fr-FR.
Retry a page that fails quickly (up to this many times). Slow failures are not retried. A failed or blocked capture has a small fee (see Pricing).