Website Screenshot Generator: Full Page, Mobile, PDF

Turn any list of links, or your own HTML, into clean, pixel-perfect screenshots and PDFs, on desktop, iPhone, Android, and iPad, in one run. Cookie banners and ads are removed for you, and every image comes with a share-ready link.

Why people choose it

• Every device in one run. Pick desktop, iPhone 15 Pro, Pixel 7, iPad Pro, and more, and get one screenshot per page per device.
• Clean shots, automatically. Cookie pop-ups, ads, newsletter boxes, and chat bubbles are gone before the picture is taken.
• The whole page, top to bottom. Full-page capture with lazy-loaded images and scroll-in sections filled in, or just what fits on the screen.
• Logos stay visible. Logo strips and looping animations are paused where they are instead of disappearing.
• Fast on busy pages. Pages open in their calm, reduced-motion version, so animation-rich sites come back in seconds, not minutes.
• PNG, JPEG, or PDF. Sharp images for reports and previews, small files for the web, or a printable PDF in A4, Letter, and more.
• HTML to image or PDF. Paste your own HTML, like an invoice or a social card, and get it back as a PNG, JPEG, or PDF.
• Built for big batches. Each page takes seconds, and giving the run more memory captures more pages at once.
• Fair pricing. $6 per 1,000 screenshots with platform costs included. Pages that can't be captured are free.

What you can do

• Capture one part of a page, like a pricing table, a chart, or a hero banner.
• See dark mode on sites that support it.
• Go Retina with 2x or 3x pixel density for razor-sharp images.
• See a page as a local does: set the language and time zone, like German in Berlin or Japanese in Tokyo.
• Capture pages behind a login by pasting your browser cookies.
• Make the page yours before the shot: hide any element, restyle it, or click a tab first.
• Turn HTML into files: invoices, reports, certificates, and share cards rendered on any device.
• Keep a visual history: schedule a daily run and watch any site change over time.

Popular uses

• Competitor and price monitoring: a dated snapshot of rival home pages and pricing pages every day.
• Website QA: check every key page on every device after each release.
• Reports and audits: drop full-page captures into client reports, SEO audits, and pitch decks.
• Archiving and compliance: keep a dated record of how a page looked, as an image or PDF.
• Social and link previews: capture the top of any page for directories, newsletters, and dashboards, or render your own share card from HTML.
• Documents from templates: send invoice or report HTML from your app and get a ready-to-send PDF back.

How to use it

1. Paste the pages you want. Bare domains like apify.com work too. Or paste your own HTML into HTML to capture.
2. Pick your devices and file format.
3. Click Start.
4. Preview every screenshot in the Output tab, or download the results as JSON, CSV, or Excel.

What you get

One result per page and device, with a direct link to the file:

{
  "url": "https://apify.com/",
  "inputUrl": "apify.com",
  "finalUrl": "https://apify.com/",
  "statusCode": 200,
  "title": "Apify: Full-stack web scraping and data extraction platform",
  "device": "iphone-15-pro",
  "format": "png",
  "screenshotUrl": "https://api.apify.com/v2/key-value-stores/AbC123/records/screenshot-apify-com-iphone-15-pro-b2cbecea.png?signature=xyz",
  "screenshotKey": "screenshot-apify-com-iphone-15-pro-b2cbecea.png",
  "width": 393,
  "height": 12660,
  "fileSizeBytes": 599634,
  "takenAt": "2026-10-24T09:15:02.118Z"
}

Every screenshotUrl opens without logging in, so you can share it or drop it straight into a report, a Slack message, or a spreadsheet. inputUrl keeps the address exactly as you typed it, so results match back to your list. For HTML you pasted, the three address fields are empty.

Pages that couldn't be captured are listed under Pages not captured in the Output tab (the failed-pages file in the run's storage), each with its address, device, and reason, so you know exactly what to retry:

[
  { "url": "https://example.com/old-page", "inputUrl": "example.com/old-page", "device": "desktop", "reason": "The page took too long to load or capture" }
]

Device	Screen width
Desktop	1280 px (adjustable from 200 to 3840)
iPhone 15 Pro / 15 Pro Max / 14	393 / 430 / 390 px
Google Pixel 7 · Samsung Galaxy S9+	412 / 320 px
iPad Pro 11" · iPad Mini · Galaxy Tab S9	834 / 768 / 640 px

Run it from your code

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: '<YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN>' });
const run = await client.actor('vero-api/website-screenshot').call({
  urls: ['https://apify.com', 'https://stripe.com'],
  devices: ['desktop', 'iphone-15-pro'],
});
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(items.map((item) => item.screenshotUrl));

Turn your own HTML into a PDF the same way:

const run = await client.actor('vero-api/website-screenshot').call({
  html: '<html><body><h1>Invoice #1042</h1><p>Total: $120.00</p></body></html>',
  format: 'pdf',
});

Works the same from Python, Make, Zapier, n8n, or any tool that can call the Apify API.

Use it from your AI assistant (MCP)

Ask Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or any assistant that supports MCP to screenshot a page in plain words. Add this server to its MCP settings:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "website-screenshot": {
      "url": "https://mcp.apify.com?tools=vero-api/website-screenshot"
    }
  }
}

Then just ask, for example:

• "Take a full-page screenshot of stripe.com on desktop and iPhone."
• "Save the Wikipedia article on web scraping as an A4 PDF."

Pricing

$6 per 1,000 screenshots ($0.006 each), with platform costs included: no subscriptions, no surprises. You pay only for the screenshots you get:

• One screenshot or PDF per page and device counts as one result.
• Error pages, like a 404, are captured just as visitors see them and count as a result.
• Pages that can't be reached or loaded cost nothing.
• The run stops right at the spending limit you set.

FAQ

Can I capture pages that need a login? Yes. Export your cookies with a browser extension like Cookie-Editor and paste them into Cookies. You get the page exactly as you see it when logged in.

Can I turn my own HTML into an image or PDF? Yes. Paste a complete HTML page into HTML to capture and pick PNG, JPEG, or PDF. Use full https:// links for images, styles, and fonts. It's captured once per device you pick, alongside any websites in the same run.

How do I capture a page that loads more as you scroll? Lazy-loaded images in full-page shots, single elements, and PDFs are filled in automatically. For feeds and endless lists that keep loading more, turn on Scroll to load everything.

How do I see which pages weren't captured? Open Pages not captured in the Output tab. It lists every one with the reason, and none of them are charged.

How do I capture just one part of the page? In Chrome, right-click the part you want, choose Inspect, then right-click the highlighted line and pick Copy → Copy selector. Paste it into Capture one element.

My page has charts or animations that load slowly. Set Wait until to "Network is quiet", add a Wait for element, or add a few seconds of Extra wait.

How long can a full-page screenshot be? Up to 16,384 pixels tall, about 20 screens on a laptop. Longer pages are captured from the top down to that height.

Can I take screenshots on a schedule? Yes. Create a schedule in Apify Console to capture the same pages every hour, day, or week.

How long are my files kept? Screenshots stay in your Apify storage for your plan's data retention period. Download them or send them to Google Drive, Dropbox, or S3 with an integration to keep them longer.

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