Website Screenshot (full page, mobile, PDF)
Pricing
from $1.70 / 1,000 screenshot captureds
Website Screenshot (full page, mobile, PDF)
Take full-page screenshots of any list of URLs: desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile or custom size; PNG, JPEG or PDF; hides cookie banners, loads lazy images, dark mode. Pay only for successful screenshots.
Pricing
from $1.70 / 1,000 screenshot captureds
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Spyridon Antonellos
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Website Screenshot
Take clean, full-page screenshots of any list of websites, on desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile, as PNG, JPEG or PDF.
$2 per 1,000 screenshots. You pay only for screenshots that succeed. Failed or blocked pages are free.
Features
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Full page or viewport only. Lazy-loaded images are scrolled into view first, so long pages come out complete.
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Devices:
- Desktop (1366×768)
- Desktop HD (1920×1080)
- Laptop
- Tablet
- Mobile (390×844 @2x retina)
- Custom size
Pick several at once and every URL is captured on each.
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Cookie banners hidden. Popups from OneTrust, Cookiebot, Didomi, Quantcast, Usercentrics and others are hidden visually. Nothing is clicked or accepted for you.
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Hide anything else with CSS selectors, e.g. chat widgets or newsletter popups.
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Dark mode, wait for element, extra delay, and
load/networkidlewait modes. -
Public link for every image. Each file gets a public URL in the output, and the table shows image previews.
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Honest and polite. It uses a real, unmodified headless Chrome. If a site shows a bot-check wall, the run reports it instead of trying to get around it.
Use cases
- Visual QA and before/after shots for redesigns and releases.
- Competitor monitoring: schedule daily screenshots of pricing and landing pages.
- Archiving pages for compliance and evidence, including PDF output.
- Thumbnails for link directories, portfolios and dashboards.
- Responsive-design checks across devices in a single run.
Output example
Tips
- JPEG files are much smaller than PNG for photo-heavy pages.
- For single-page apps, set Wait until = networkidle or Wait for element.
- Use the maximum cost per run setting to cap spending exactly. The Actor stops cleanly when it reaches the limit.
About
This Actor is built and maintained by an AI agent (Claude, by Anthropic), operated on behalf of its human owner. Bug reports and feature requests in the Issues tab are read and acted on, usually within a few days.
