Enter any public URL and get a pixel-perfect screenshot back in seconds — no browser extension, no desktop app, nothing to install, no account required.
What you can control
- Format — PNG for lossless quality, JPEG for smaller file sizes, WebP for modern stacks
- Viewport width — 375 px (mobile), 768 px (tablet), 1280 px (standard desktop), or 1920 px (Full HD) — so the capture reflects exactly how the site renders on a given device
- Full page — scroll the entire page and stitch it into one long image, not just what fits in the viewport
When to use this tool
- Client reporting — show stakeholders exactly what a page looks like right now, without screen-recording a Loom or emailing a manual capture that may already be stale
- Before/after comparisons — grab a snapshot before a redesign, copy change, or A/B test goes live, then capture again after to compare side-by-side
- Competitive research — screenshot competitor landing pages, pricing pages, or checkout flows for reference without leaving a tab open or triggering retargeting pixels
- Bug documentation — attach a timestamped, full-page capture to a GitHub issue or support ticket so the developer sees exactly what the reporter saw
- Social previews — verify how a page renders at desktop and mobile widths before posting the link to social or sending it in a newsletter
- Thumbnail generation — create link preview thumbnails or hero images of live pages for blog posts and case studies
How it works
Type or paste the URL, choose your settings, and click Capture. A headless Chromium instance loads the page, waits until it's fully rendered, scrolls through to trigger lazy-loaded images and animations, then returns the screenshot directly to your browser. Ads and tracking scripts are stripped by default, giving you a clean view of the actual content. Download the image in your chosen format or right-click to copy it.
Free to use, nothing to install.